curl -u $mnode_user_name:$mnode_password --insecure -X POST \
https://$mnode_IP:442/json-rpc/10.0 \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'cache-control: no-cache' \
-d ' {
Ê "params": {
Ê "network": {
Ê "$eth1": {
Ê "#default" : false,
Ê "address" : "$storage_IP",
Ê "auto" : true,
Ê "family" : "inet",
Ê "method" : "static",
Ê "mtu" : "9000",
Ê "netmask" : "$subnet_mask",
Ê "status" : "Up",
Ê "virtualNetworkTag" : "$vlan_id"
Ê }
Ê },
Ê "cluster": {
Ê "name": "$mnode_host_name",
Ê "cipi": "$eth1.$vlan_id",
Ê "sipi": "$eth1.$vlan_id"
Ê }
Ê },
Ê "method": "SetConfig"
}
'
Find more Information
• Add an asset to the management node
• NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server
• NetApp HCI Resources Page
Recover a management node
You can manually recover and redeploy the management node for your cluster running
NetApp Element software if your previous management node used persistent volumes.
You can deploy a new OVA and run a redeploy script to pull configuration data from a previously installed
management node running version 11.3 and later.
What you’ll need
• Your previous management node was running NetApp Element software version 11.3 or later with
persistent volumes functionality engaged.
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