SANRAD V-Switch manual Checking the IP Configurations, Removing an IP Address, Ip config show

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Figure 28. Ethernet Port 1 IP Address

Checking the IP Configurations

After setting the management and network port IP addresses, you can use the CLI command ip config show to access the IP Configuration Table and view all assigned port IP addresses.

ip config show

 

 

Table 13:

V-Switch IP Configuration Table

 

 

 

 

 

If Name

IP Address

Net Mask

Activity

mgmt

212.199.43.46

255.255.255.0

Active

eth1

212.199.43.56

255.255.255.0

Active

eth1

212.199.43.57

255.255.255.0

Inactive

eth2

212.199.75.66

255.255.255.0

Active

eth3

212.199.12.67

255.255.255.0

Inactive

eth3

212.199.12.70

255.255.255.0

Active

10225

212.199.43.46 212.199.75.66

212.199.43.56 212.199.12.67 212.199.43.57 212.199.12.70

Figure 29. V-Switch IP Adresses

An IP address that has a portal configured on it cannot be removed.

Removing an IP Address

Network ports can have multiple IP addresses. You can remove an IP address that is no longer relevant from a network port using the CLI command ip config remove. You can remove the last network IP address from a port, but you cannot remove the management IP address from Eth1. If you are working in a cluster, the IP address must be removed from both V-Switch databases. For more information on V- Switch clusters, see “Introduction to V-Switch Clusters,” page 72.

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