HP Distributed Cloud Networking manual Dns‐domain dns‐name no dns‐domain

*A:VSC-1>bof#

The management IP address is configured using the address command which has a syntax of:

[no] address ip‐prefix/ip‐prefix‐length [active standby]

where keywords are in bold, parameters are in italics and optional elements are enclosed in square brackets. “[ ]”. Typically, the no form of the command will remove the configured parameter or return it to its default value.

In the input below, the management IP is set to 192.168.1.254/24:

*A:VSC-1>bof# address 192.168.1.254/24

3.Configure DNS servers

The HP VSC allows for up to three DNS servers to be defined that will be contacted in order: primary, secondary and tertiary. If one DNS is not reachable, the next DNS is contacted.

The DNS servers are configured with the following command syntax:

primary‐dns ip‐address no primary‐dns

secondary‐dns ip‐address no secondary‐dns

tertiary‐dns ip‐address no tertiary‐dns

The primary, secondary and tertiary DNS servers are configured to 10.0.0.1, 10.0.0.2 and 10.0.0.3, respectively, with the following commands:

*A:VSC-1>bof# primary-dns 10.0.0.1 *A:VSC-1>bof# secondary-dns 10.0.0.2 *A:VSC-1>bof# tertiary-dns 10.0.0.3

4. Configure the DNS domain

The HP VSC DNS domain is set with the dns-domain command which has the following syntax:

dns‐domain dns‐name no dns‐domain

The DNS domain is set to example.com with the command below:

*A:VSC-1>bof# dns-domain example.com

5.Configure static routes for the management IP network

A static route is configured for the management IP interface with the static-route command which has the following syntax:

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