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progress tracking; track overrides the set value disabling tracking, and tracks
installation progress. If the options are not specified the CLI default is in effect.
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verify
for signature verification; require-sig causes the image install to fail if a valid
signature is not found on the image, ignore-sig forces unsigned or invalidly signed
images to be installed.
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—Rename the specified image file. The destination image may not already exist.
move
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options require-sig
signature is not required, but if one is present it must be valid. Use no image options
require-sig to disable.
show images
List all image files on the system, as well as what images are installed in the two locations, the
active location (which was most recently booted from), and the default location (which is the
default to boot from in the future). There may be overlap between these two lists.

interface

Configure network interfaces. See
Default Gateway (CLI)" on page 61
interface <interface_name>
alias <alias_index> ip address <IP_address> <netmask>
arp {enable | disable}
bond <bonded_interface>
comment <comment>
dhcp [renew]
duplex {half | full | auto}
identify <number>
ip address <IP_address> <netmask>
mtu <mtu_size_in_bytes>
shutdown
speed {<speed> | 10 | 100 | 1000 | 10000 | auto}
txqueuelen <number>
Create an interface with a name; use no interface <interface_name> to delete. Notes:
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alias
alias_index creates a pseudo interface; its address appears in the output of show
interface under the primary interface's data.
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—Either disable or enable (default) ARP (address resolution protocol) broadcasts on
arp
a specified interface. This option is specific to broadcast networks such as Ethernet or
packet radio. It enables (or disables) the use of the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) to
detect the physical addresses of hosts attached to the network. Disabling ARP on an
interface supports Direct Server Return: using the Server Load Balancer (SLB) to load
balance incoming requests to the server farm, and letting the return traffic from the server
bypass SLB by being sent directly to the client. See
Return (DSR) Guidelines" on page 65
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—Add or delete (with no) the named interface from the specified bonding interface.
bond
See bond
—The require-sig and ignore-sig options override the system-wide defaults
—Cause all image installs to require a valid signature. If not set, a
— Add or delete (with no) a secondary address to the specified interface. The
for more link aggregation details.
"Configuring Interfaces, Hostname, Domain List, DNS, and
for task details.
"Load Balancing (LB) Direct Server
for more information.
Media Flow Controller CLI Commands
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