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Oracle® ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Guide, Release 2013.1.4.0

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Updated: April 2015
 
 

Private Local IP Interfaces

Use the following guidelines when creating private local IP interfaces:

  • Creating an IP interface with the same name as a private IP interface on cluster peer, results in the local creation of a private IP interface.

  • Datalinks in use by the peer's private interfaces can not be deleted and the delete button is greyed out.

  • IP interfaces that belong to an IPMP group must all be of the same type and belong to the same head. To create an IPMP group you must use either all singleton or all private IP interfaces and your cluster node must be the owner of these interfaces.

  • The IPMP group type is set only at creation, and is determined by the type of underlying links.

  • IP interfaces that belong to IPMP groups do not appear on the Cluster:Resources page because IP interface ownership cannot be modified independently of the IPMP group ownership.

  • Private IPMP groups do not appear in the Cluster:Resources page because this type or ownership cannot be modified.