vrouter-interface-add
This command is used to add interfaces to virtual router (vRouter) services on a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET).
Syntax vrouter-interface-add
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name for the vRouter interface. |
Specify any of the following options: |
|
vlan vlan-id |
Specify the VLAN identifier. This is a value between 1 and 4094. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the interface. |
netmask netmask |
Specify the netmask. |
assignment none|dhcp|dhcpv6 |
Specify the DHCP method for IP address assignment. Note that if you specify hardware as the router type, you cannot assign IP addresses using DHCP. You must specify a static IP address. |
ip2 ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the interface. |
netmask2 netmask |
Specify the netmask. |
assignment2 none|dhcp|dhcpv6 |
Specify the DHCP method for IP address assignment. Note that if you specify hardware as the router type, you cannot assign IP addresses using DHCP. You must specify a static IP address. |
linklocal ip-address |
Specify an IPv6 linklocal address. |
ipv6-unnumbered|no-ipv6-unnumbered |
Specify either of the options to enable or disable IPv6 unnumbered on the interface. |
vnet vnet-name |
Specify the VNET assigned to the vRouter. |
vlan-type public|private |
Specify the type of VLAN for the interface. |
if mgmt|data|span |
Specify if the interface is a management, data or span interface. |
alias-on alias-on-string |
Specify an alias for the interface. |
exclusive|no-exclusive |
Specify if the interface is exclusive to the configuration. Exclusive means that other configurations cannot use the interface. Exclusive is specified when you configure the interface as a span interface and allows higher throughput through the interface. |
nic-enable|nic-disable |
Specify if the NIC is enabled or disabled. |
pim|no-pim |
Specify if the vRouter interface is a PIM interface. |
pim-dr-priority integer |
Specify the direct router (DR) priority as an integer between 1 and 4294967295. Netvisor selects the vRouter interface with higher DR priority as the designated router. By default, all interfaces are priority 1. In case of same priority, Netvisor selects the vRouter interface with highest network address as DR. |
pim-cluster|no-pim-cluster |
Specify if you want to provide alternative routing for Layer 3 attached sources for leaf cluster routing configuration. It allows traffic to failover not black-hole when the unicast path to the Spine fails. |
fabric-nic|no-fabric-nic |
Specify if VNIC is on a VLAN used for fabric setup. |
vrrp-id id-number |
Specify the ID for the VRRP interface. The IDs on both vRouters must be the same ID number. |
vrrp-primary string |
Specifies the primary interface for VRRP failover. |
vrrp-priority number |
Speicfies the priority for the VRRP interface. This is a value between 1 (lowest) and 255 (highest). |
vrrp-adv-int mseconds |
Specify a VRRP advertisement interval in milliseconds. The range is from 30 to 40950 with a default value of 1000. |
l3-port l3port-usable-port name |
Specify a Layer 3 port for the interface. |
secondary-macs secondary-macs-string |
Specify a secondary MAC address for the interface. |
mtu bytes |
Specify a MTU value in bytes between 68 and 9216. |
if-nat-realm internal|external |
Specify a NAT realm for the interface. |
priority-tag| |
Specify if you want to add a VLAN 0 priority tag on forwarded traffic. |
Defaults None.
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History
Version 1.2 |
Command introduced. |
Version 2.1 |
The parameters, exclusive and nic, added. |
Version 2.2 |
The parameters vrrp-id, vrrp-priority, and vrrp-primary added. |
Version 2.2.5 |
The parameters, l3-port, and secondary-macs, added. |
Version 2.3 |
The parameter, vrrp-adv-int, added. |
Version 2.4.1 |
The parameter, vlan-type, added. |
Version 2.5 |
The parameter, mtu, added. |
Version 2.6.0 |
The parameter, if-nat-realm internal|external, and vnet, added. |
Version 2.6.2 |
The parameter, vxlan, deprecated. |
Version 3.0.0 |
The parameter, ip2 and netmask2 added. The parameters, pim, pim-dr-priority, and pim-cluster, added. The parameter, linklocal, added. The option, autov6, deprecated for the parameter, assignment. |
Version 3.1.0 |
The parameter, fabric-nic and priority-tag, added. |
Version 5.1.3 |
The parameter, ipv6-unnumbered|no-ipv6-unnumbered, added |
Usage You can add interfaces to the vRouter services on a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET). This command adds an interface to a vRouter service.
Examples To add an interface with the IP address, 192.168.10.11/32, VLAN 25, and data to vRouter service, MyvService, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-add vrouter-name MyvService ip 192.168.10.11/32 assigment none vlan 25 if data
vrouter-interface-modify
This command is used to modify interfaces on the virtual router (vRouter) service on a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET).
Syntax vrouter-interface-modify
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name for the vRouter interface. |
Specify any of the following options: |
|
vlan vlan-id |
Specify the VLAN identifier. This is a value between 1 and 4094. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the interface. |
netmask netmask |
Specify the netmask. |
assignment none|dhcp|dhcpv6 |
Specify the DHCP method for IP address assignment. Note that if you specify hardware as the router type, you cannot assign IP addresses using DHCP. You must specify a static IP address. |
ip2 ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the interface. |
netmask2 netmask |
Specify the netmask. |
assignment2 none|dhcp|dhcpv6 |
Specify the DHCP method for IP address assignment. Note that if you specify hardware as the router type, you cannot assign IP addresses using DHCP. You must specify a static IP address. |
linklocal ip-address |
Specify an IPv6 linklocal address. |
ipv6-unnumbered|no-ipv6-unnumbered |
Specify either of the options to enable or disable IPv6 unnumbered on the interface. |
vnet vnet-name |
Specify the VNET assigned to the vRouter. |
vlan-type public|private |
Specify the type of VLAN for the interface. |
if mgmt|data|span |
Specify if the interface is a management, data or span interface. |
alias-on alias-on-string |
Specify an alias for the interface. |
exclusive|no-exclusive |
Specify if the interface is exclusive to the configuration. Exclusive means that other configurations cannot use the interface. Exclusive is specified when you configure the interface as a span interface and allows higher throughput through the interface. |
nic-enable|nic-disable |
Specify if the NIC is enabled or disabled. |
pim|no-pim |
Specify if the vRouter interface is a PIM interface. |
pim-dr-priority integer |
Specify the direct router (DR) priority as an integer between 1 and 4294967295. Netvisor selects the vRouter interface with higher DR priority as the designated router. By default, all interfaces are priority 1. In case of same priority, Netvisor selects the vRouter interface with highest network address as DR. |
pim-cluster|no-pim-cluster |
Specify if you want to provide alternative routing for Layer 3 attached sources for leaf cluster routing configuration. It allows traffic to failover not black-hole when the unicast path to the Spine fails. |
fabric-nic|no-fabric-nic |
Specify if VNIC is on a VLAN used for fabric setup. |
vrrp-id id-number |
Specify the ID for the VRRP interface. The IDs on both vRouters must be the same ID number. |
vrrp-primary string |
Specifies the primary interface for VRRP failover. |
vrrp-priority number |
Speicfies the priority for the VRRP interface. This is a value between 1 (lowest) and 255 (highest). |
vrrp-adv-int mseconds |
Specify a VRRP advertisement interval in milliseconds. The range is from 30 to 40950 with a default value of 1000. |
l3-port l3port-usable-port name |
Specify a Layer 3 port for the interface. |
secondary-macs secondary-macs-string |
Specify a secondary MAC address for the interface. |
mtu bytes |
Specify a MTU value in bytes between 68 and 9216. |
if-nat-realm internal|external |
Specify a NAT realm for the interface. |
priority-tag| |
Specify if you want to add a VLAN 0 priority tag on forwarded traffic. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History
Version 1.2 |
Command introduced. |
Version 2.1 |
The parameters, exclusive and nic, added. |
Version 2.2 |
The parameters vrrp-id, vrrp-priority, and vrrp-primary added. |
Version 2.2.5 |
The parameters, l3-port, and secondary-macs, added. |
Version 2.3 |
The parameter, vrrp-adv-int, added. |
Version 2.4.1 |
The parameter, vlan-type, added. |
Version 2.5.0 |
The parameter, mtu, added. |
Version 2.6.0 |
The parameter, if-nat-realm internal|external, added. |
Version 2.6.2 |
The parameter, vxlan, deprecated. |
Version 3.0.0 |
The parameter, ip2 and netmask2 added. The parameters, pim, pim-dr-priority, and pim-cluster, added. The parameter, linklocal, added. The option, autov6, deprecated for the parameter, assignment. |
Version 3.1.0 |
The parameter, fabric-nic and priority-tag, added. |
Version 5.1.3 |
The parameter, ipv6-unnumbered|no-ipv6-unnumbered, added |
Usage You can modify the interfaces on the vRouter service on a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET). This command modifies an interface to a vRouter service.
Examples To modify an interface with the IP address, 192.168.10.11/32, VLAN 25, and data to vRouter service, MyvService and change the VLAN to 21, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-add vrouter-name MyvService ip 192.168.10.11/32 assigment none vlan 21 if data
vrouter-interface-remove
This command is used to remove interfaces on the virtual router (vRouter) service in a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET).
Syntax vrouter-interface-remove vrouter-name name-string [nic nic-string]
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name for the vRouter interface. |
Specify one of the following interface arguments: |
|
nic nic-string |
Specify the name of the NIC. |
l3-port l3port-usable-port name |
Specify the name of the Layer 3 port. |
Defaults None.
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History
Version 1.2.1 |
Command introduced. |
Version 5.1.3 |
The argument l3-port introduced. |
Usage You can remove the interfaces on the vRouter service from a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET). This command removes an interface to a vRouter service.
Examples To remove eth1 NIC from the vRouter service, MyvService, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-remove vrouter-name MyvService nic eth1
vrouter-interface-show
This command is used to display the interfaces on the virtual router (vRouter) service on a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET).
Syntax vrouter-interface-show
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name for the vRouter interface. |
Specify any of the following options: |
|
vlan vlan-id |
Specify the VLAN identifier. This is a value between 1 and 4094. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the interface. |
netmask netmask |
Specify the netmask. |
assignment none|dhcp|dhcpv6 |
Specify the DHCP method for IP address assignment. Note that if you specify hardware as the router type, you cannot assign IP addresses using DHCP. You must specify a static IP address. |
ip2 ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the interface. |
netmask2 netmask |
Specify the netmask. |
assignment2 none|dhcp|dhcpv6 |
Specify the DHCP method for IP address assignment. Note that if you specify hardware as the router type, you cannot assign IP addresses using DHCP. You must specify a static IP address. |
linklocal ip-address |
Specify an IPv6 linklocal address. |
ipv6-unnumbered|no-ipv6-unnumbered |
Specify if IPv6 unnumbered has been enabled or not. |
vnet vnet-name |
Specify the VNET assigned to the vRouter. |
vlan-type public|private |
Specify the type of VLAN for the interface. |
if mgmt|data|span |
Specify if the interface is a management, data or span interface. |
alias-on alias-on-string |
Specify an alias for the interface. |
exclusive|no-exclusive |
Specify if the interface is exclusive to the configuration. Exclusive means that other configurations cannot use the interface. Exclusive is specified when you configure the interface as a span interface and allows higher throughput through the interface. |
nic-enable|nic-disable |
Specify if the NIC is enabled or disabled. |
pim|no-pim |
Specify if the vRouter interface is a PIM interface. |
pim-dr-priority integer |
Specify the direct router (DR) priority as an integer between 1 and 4294967295. Netvisor selects the vRouter interface with higher DR priority as the designated router. By default, all interfaces are priority 1. In case of same priority, Netvisor selects the vRouter interface with highest network address as DR. |
pim-cluster|no-pim-cluster |
Specify if you want to provide alternative routing for Layer 3 attached sources for leaf cluster routing configuration. It allows traffic to failover not black-hole when the unicast path to the Spine fails. |
fabric-nic|no-fabric-nic |
Specify if VNIC is on a VLAN used for fabric setup. |
vrrp-id id-number |
Specify the ID for the VRRP interface. The IDs on both vRouters must be the same ID number. |
vrrp-primary string |
Specifies the primary interface for VRRP failover. |
vrrp-priority number |
Speicfies the priority for the VRRP interface. This is a value between 1 (lowest) and 255 (highest). |
vrrp-adv-int mseconds |
Specify a VRRP advertisement interval in milliseconds. The range is from 30 to 40950 with a default value of 1000. |
l3-port l3port-usable-port name |
Specify a Layer 3 port for the interface. |
secondary-macs secondary-macs-string |
Specify a secondary MAC address for the interface. |
mtu bytes |
Specify a MTU value in bytes between 68 and 9216. |
if-nat-realm internal|external |
Specify a NAT realm for the interface. |
priority-tag|no-priority-tag |
Specify if you want to add a VLAN 0 priority tag on forwarded traffic. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History
Version 1.2 |
Command introduced. |
Version 2.1 |
The parameters, exclusive and nic, added. |
Version 2.2 |
The parameters vrrp-id, vrrp-priority, and vrrp-primary added. |
Version 2.2.5 |
The parameters, l3-port, and secondary-macs, added. |
Version 2.3 |
The parameter, vrrp-adv-int, added. |
Version 2.4.1 |
The parameter, vlan-type, added. |
Version 2.5.0 |
The parameter, mtu, added. |
Version 2.6.0 |
The parameter, if-nat-realm internal|external, added. |
Version 2.6.2 |
The parameter, vxlan, deprecated. |
Version 3.0.0 |
The parameter, ip2 and netmask2 added. The parameters, pim, pim-dr-priority, and pim-cluster, added. The parameter, linklocal, added. The option, autov6, deprecated for the parameter, assignment. |
Version 3.1.0 |
The parameter, fabric-nic and priority-tag, added. |
Version 5.1.3 |
The parameter, ipv6-unnumbered|no-ipv6-unnumbered, added |
Usage You can display information about the interfaces on the vRouter service on a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET).
Examples To display information about all interfaces on vRouter services, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-show interface layout
vrouter-interface-ip-add
This command is used to migrate a vRouter interface from a single stack (IPv4) to dual stack (IPv4 and IPv6) back to a single stack (IPv4).
Syntax vrouter-interface-ip-add
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
nic nic-string |
Specify the virtual NIC assigned to the interface. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address assigned to the interface. |
netmask netmask |
Specify the netmask of the IP address. |
Specify any of the following options |
|
vnet vnet-name |
Specify the VNET assigned to the vRouter. |
l2-net l2-net name |
Specify the Layer 2 interface. |
type primary|secondary |
Specify the IP address as primary or secondary. |
Defaults None
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History
Version 3.0.0 |
Command introduced. |
Version 3.0.4 |
The parameter, type, added. |
Usage Use this command to migrate a vRouter interface from a single stack (IPv4) to dual stack (IPv4 and IPv6) back to a single stack (IPv4).
Examples To migrate an interface to dual stack with the IPv6 address, 1000::4/92, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-ip-add vrouter-name vr1 nic eth0.10 ip 1000::4/92 vnet 0:0 l2-net 10
vrouter-interface-ip-remove
This command is used to migrate a vRouter interface from a single stack (IPv4) to dual stack (IPv4 and IPv6) back to a single stack (IPv4).
Syntax vrouter-interface-ip-remove
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
nic nic-string |
Specify the virtual NIC assigned to the interface. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address assigned to the interface. |
Defaults None
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History Command introduced in Version 3.0.0.
Usage Use this command to migrate a vRouter interface from a dual stack (IPv4 and IPv6) to single stack (IPv4 and IPv6) back to a single stack (IPv4).
Examples To migrate an interface to single stack and remove the IPv6 address, 1000::4/92, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-ip-remove vrouter-name vr1 nic eth0.10 ip 1000::4/92
vrouter-interface-ip-show
This command is used to migrate a vRouter interface from a single stack (IPv4) to dual stack (IPv4 and IPv6) back to a single stack (IPv4).
Syntax vrouter-interface-ip-remove
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
nic nic-string |
Specify the virtual NIC assigned to the interface. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address assigned to the interface. |
netmask netmask |
Specify the netmask of the IP address. |
Specify any of the following options |
|
vnet vnet-name |
Specify the VNET assigned to the vRouter. |
l2-net l2-net name |
Specify the Layer 2 interface. |
type primary|secondary |
Specify the IP address as primary or secondary. |
Defaults None
Access Network administrator
History
Version 3.0.0 |
Command introduced. |
Version 3.0.4 |
The parameter, type, added. |
Usage Use this command to display a vRouter interface with dual stack (IPv4 and IPv6) IP addresses.
Examples To display an interface to dual stack with the IPv6 address, 1000::4/92, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-interface-ip-show
vrouter-name nic vnet vlan vlan-type ip assignment nic-state
------------ ----- ----- ---- --------- ----------------------------- --------------------
vr1 eth0.10 0:0 10 public 10.2.3.4/24 static up
vr1 eth0.10 0:0 10 public 1000::4/92 static up
vr1 eth0.10 0:0 10 public fe80::640e:94ff:fe17:4f99/64 static up