vtep-create
Previous versions of Netvisor required configuring a tunnel from every node in the fabric and manually adding VNIs to them. Also, when a new VTEP is added to the fabric, there is no notification about this event, and requires manually creating tunnels from the new node to all other nodes in the fabric. VTEP commands are used to automatically create tunnels between nodes in a fabric.
Syntax vtep-create
name name-string |
Specify a name for the VTEP. |
location fabric-node-name |
Specify the location of the switch. |
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter service. |
ip ip-address |
Specify the primary IP address. |
virtual-ip ip-address |
Specify the virtual IP address. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.6.0.
Usage Use this command to create a VTEP on a switch.
Examples To create a VTEP on Spine 1, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@Spine1>vtep-create name vtep1 ip 10.10.10.1 vrouter-name VR1
vtep-delete
Previous versions of Netvisor required configuring a tunnel from every node in the fabric and manually adding VNIs to them. Also, when a new VTEP is added to the fabric, there is no notification about this event, and requires manually creating tunnels from the new node to all other nodes in the fabric. VTEP commands are used to automatically create tunnels between nodes in a fabric.
Syntax vtep-delete name name-string
name name-string |
Specify the name of a VTEP to delete. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.6.0.
Usage Use this command to delete a VTEP on a switch.
Examples To delete a VTEP on Spine 1, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@Spine1>vtep-delete name vtep1
vtep-show
Previous versions of Netvisor required configuring a tunnel from every node in the fabric and manually adding VNIs to them. Also, when a new VTEP is added to the fabric, there is no notification about this event, and requires manually creating tunnels from the new node to all other nodes in the fabric. VTEP commands are used to automatically create tunnels between nodes in a fabric.
Syntax vtep-show scope fabric name name-string location fabric-node name vrouter-name vrouter-name ip ip-address virtual-ip ip-address
scope fabric |
Display the VTEP scope. |
name name-string |
Display a name for the VTEP. |
location fabric-node-name |
Display the location of the switch. |
vrouter-name name-string |
Display the name of the vRouter service. |
ip ip-address |
Display the primary IP address. |
virtual-ip ip-address |
Display the virtual IP address. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.6.0.
Usage Use this command to display a VTEP on a switch.
Examples To display a VTEP on Spine 1, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > vtep-show
vtep-group-create (unsupported)
vtep-group-delete (unsupported)
vtep-group-modify (unsupported)
vtep-group-show (unsupported)
vtep-vxlan-add
Previous versions of Netvisor required configuring a tunnel from every node in the fabric and manually adding VNIs to them. Also, when a new VTEP is added to the fabric, there is no notification about this event, and requires manually creating tunnels from the new node to all other nodes in the fabric. VTEP commands are used to automatically create tunnels between nodes in a fabric.
Syntax vtep-vxlan-add name name-string vxlan vlan-vxlan
name name-string |
Specify the name of the VTEP. |
vxlan vxlan-id |
Specify the VXLAN identifier. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.6.0.
Usage Use this command to add a VXLAN to a VTEP on a switch.
Examples To add a VXLAN to VTEP1 on Spine 1, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@Spine1>vtep-vxlan-add vtep-name vtep1 vxlan 10000
vtep-vxlan-remove
Previous versions of Netvisor required configuring a tunnel from every node in the fabric and manually adding VNIs to them. Also, when a new VTEP is added to the fabric, there is no notification about this event, and requires manually creating tunnels from the new node to all other nodes in the fabric. VTEP commands are used to automatically create tunnels between nodes in a fabric.
Syntax vtep-vxlan-remove name name-string vxlan vlan-vxlan
name name-string |
Specify the name of the VTEP. |
vxlan vxlan-id |
Specify the VXLAN identifier. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.6.0.
Usage Use this command to remove a VXLAN to a VTEP from a switch.
Examples To remove a VXLAN to VTEP1 on Spine 1, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@Spine1>vtep-vxlan-remove vtep-name vtep1 vxlan 10000
vtep-vxlan-show
Previous versions of Netvisor required configuring a tunnel from every node in the fabric and manually adding VNIs to them. Also, when a new VTEP is added to the fabric, there is no notification about this event, and requires manually creating tunnels from the new node to all other nodes in the fabric. VTEP commands are used to automatically create tunnels between nodes in a fabric.
Syntax vtep-vxlan-show name name-string vxlan vlan-vxlan
name name-string |
Specify the name of the VTEP. |
vxlan vxlan-id |
Specify the VXLAN identifier. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.6.0.
Usage Use this command to display a VXLAN to a VTEP from a switch.
Examples To display a VXLAN to VTEP1 on Spine 1, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@Spine1>vtep-vxlan-show vtep-name vtep1 vxlan 10000