If you are using a second NIC for storage, you can SSH in to the management node or use the vCenter console and run a curl command to set up the network for eth1.
Before you begin
- You know your eth0 configuration details.
- Your cluster version is running NetApp Element software 11.3 or later.
- You have deployed a management node 11.3 or later.
Procedure
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Open an SSH or vCenter console.
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Replace the values in the following command template (represented by [ ] brackets) for each of the required parameters for eth0 and eth1:
Note: The "cluster" object in the following template is optional and can be used for management node host name renaming.
curl -u [mnode-username]:[mnode-password] --insecure -X POST \
https://[mnode's management IP]:442/json-rpc/10.0 \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'cache-control: no-cache' \
-d ' {
"params": {
"network": {
"eth0": {
"address": [eth0 ip (mnode's
management IP)],
"dns-nameservers": [dns ip or
hostname],
"netmask": [eth0 net mask],
"gateway": [gateway IP],
"gatewayV6": ""
},
"eth1": {
"address": [eth1 ip],
"netmask": [eth1 netmask],
"status": "Up",
"method": "static",
"mtu": "9000"
}
},
"cluster": {
"name": [desired mNode vm hostname]
}
},
"method": "SetConfig"
}
'
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Run the command.