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• SLAVE : Specifies a space-separated list of slave devices for a bonded network,
enclosed in single quotes
• PKEY : (For Private networks only) Specifies the pkey
• PKEYNAME : (For Private networks only) Specifies the pkey name
• STATUS : Specifies the status of the network
• LACP : A Boolean variable where TRUE indicates that LACP should be enabled
• VLANID : Specifies the VLAN Id if network is a VLAN network and not private
• NATHOSTNAME : Specifies the NAT host name
• NATIP : Specifies the NAT IP address
•
NATDOMAINNAME : Specifies the NAT domain name
• NATNETMASK : Specifies the NAT netmask
The following arguments are available in the WHERE clause:
•
HOSTNAME : Specifies the host name for an existing compute node
• CLUSTERNUMBER : Specifies the cluster number in the es.xml , starting at 1
• CLUSTERNAME : Specifies the name of an existing cluster
• COMPUTENUMBER : Specifies the number of an existing compute node in the cluster,
starting at 1
•
STORAGENUMBER : Specifies the umber of an existing storage cell in the cluster,
starting at 1
3.3.3.12.2 ALTER NETWORK
This command modifies a network record for a machine in the existing configuration.
Syntax
ALTER NETWORK {
[ HOSTNAME=hostname ] [ IP=ip_addr ] [ NETMASK=netmask ]
[ DOMAINNAME=domain_name] [ MASTER=master] [ GATEWAY=gateway]
[ SSHENABLED=ssh_enabled ] [ MAC=mac_addr ] [ NICSPEED=nic_speed]
[ SLAVE='slave'] [ PKEY=pkey ] [ PKEYNAME=pkey_name ]
[ STATUS = status ] [ LACP=lacp ] [ VLANID=vlan_id ]
[ NATHOSTNAME=nat_host_name ] [ NATIP=nat_ip_addr ]
[ NATDOMAINNAME=nat_domain_name ] [ NATNETMASK=nat_mask ] }
WHERE {
ID = network_id |
NETWORKHOSTNAME = network_hostname |
NATHOSTNAME = nat_hostname |
HOSTNAME = hostname NETWORKTYPE = network_type [PRIVATEID=private_id]|
CLUSTERNAME = cluster_name { COMPUTENUMBER=compute_number |
STORAGENUMBER=storage_number }
NETWORKTYPE = network_type [PRIVATEID=private_id] |
CLUSTERNUMBER = cluster_number { COMPUTENUMBER=compute_number |
STORAGENUMBER=storage_number }
NETWORKTYPE = network_type [PRIVATEID=private_id] }
Arguments
You can specify the following attributes when altering a network:
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