system ‑network

Specifies the system properties that define the management network.

SYNOPSIS

system ‑network 
   [‑ip ip‑address]
   [‑netmask netmask]
   [‑gateway gateway]
   [‑nameServer dns‑ip1 [, dns‑ip2]... ]
   [{‑enableDhcp | ‑disableDhcp}]
   [‑duplex {auto | 100f | 1000f | 10fGig}]
   [‑pilot1Ip pilot1‑ip‑address]
   [‑pilot2Ip pilot2‑ip‑address]

   [{‑sessionKey | ‑u admin‑user ‑oracleFS oracle‑fs‑system}]
   [{‑outputformat | ‑o} { text | xml }]
   [{‑timeout timeout‑in‑seconds | ‑verify | ‑usage | ‑example | ‑help}]

DESCRIPTION

To enable the Oracle FS System clients, such as the Oracle FS CLI and the Oracle FS System Manager GUI, access to the system over a network, perform the following actions:

Indicate whether the Oracle FS System uses DHCP to acquire a dynamic IP address.
If a static IP address is used instead, assign a public IP address and a subnet mask to the Oracle FS System.
If a DNS service is used, provide the IP addresses for the DNS server and, optionally, up to two backup DNS servers.
Assign an IP address, a subnet mask, and a gateway route to the management interface of both Pilot nodes.

CAUTION

The duplex system variable sets the speed and duplex requirements for the Oracle FS System. Do not change the default value unless you are connecting to a switch that is known to have problems with auto-negotiation. Manually setting the duplex to an incompatible speed or duplex setting could cause the Oracle FS System to become unreachable on your network.

Note: Administrators with primary administrator or admin1 roles are authorized to run the system -network command.

OPTIONS

‑disableDhcp

Disables the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

‑duplex

Sets the speed requirements and the duplex requirements for the Oracle FS System. The default value is auto.

Important! Do not change the default value unless you are connecting to a switch that is known to have problems with auto-negotiation. Manually setting the duplex to an incompatible speed can cause the Oracle FS System to become unreachable on your network.

Valid options:

auto – Determined by the Oracle FS System.
100f – Full 100 Mbps
1000f – Full 1000 Mbps
10fGig– Full 10 Gbps

‑enableDhcp

Specifies whether the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is enabled. The DHCP protocol can be enabled for the public management interface only.

‑gateway

Assigns the IP address of the gateway network node in the subnetwork of which the Oracle FS System (the Pilot) is a member.

‑ip

Identifies the public or the shared IP address that is assigned to the Pilot. This IP address is what the administrator uses to access the Oracle FS System over the management interface.

‑nameServer

Identifies the IP addresses of the Domain Name Servers (DNS) that are used by the Pilot to resolve the IP addresses in an ordered comma separated list, starting with the primary server.

‑netmask

Assigns a subnetwork mask for the static IP address that is permanently assigned to the Oracle FS System.

‑pilot1Ip

Specifies the static IP address that is assigned to Pilot 1.

‑pilot2Ip

Specifies the static IP address that is assigned to Pilot 2.

EXAMPLE

Task

Manually set the IP address, gateway, and the netmask for the Oracle FS System.

Parameters

The IP address of the Oracle FS System: 10.50.4.50
The IP address of pilot1: 10.50.4.51
The IP address of pilot2: 10.50.4.52
The netmask of the Oracle FS System: 255.255.255.0
The gateway of the Oracle FS System: 10.50.4.1
The default duplex setting: auto
The DHCP setting: disabled

$ fscli system -network -ip 10.50.4.50 -pilot1ip 10.50.4.51 -pilot2ip 10.50.4.52 -netmask 255.255.255.0 -gateway 10.50.4.1 -duplex auto -disableDhcp