Instruction manual

Configuration Changes Since Release 4.0
2-16 296-1011-220 Rel. 4.1, Doc. Rev. 07.02
CVX Multi-Service Access Switch 4.1 Release Notes
However, the following show vpop pool command output indicates there are only
three IP addresses available in VPOP 1, IP pool 1.
CVX> show vpop pool
VPOPs:
# auth-srvr-grp acct-srvr-grp adv-type addr-mode VRtr-id
--- ------------- ------------- -------- --------- -------
1 0 0 adv-pool remote 0
pool 1: (PUBLIC)
blk start len next free status
--- --------------- --- --------------- ---- --------
1 10.10.10.1 3 10.10.10.1 3 enabled
The free count for this range is 3, even though the count was set to 4. The CVX
switch converts the start/count pair to a subnet/mask of 10.1.1.0/255.255.255.252,
removing what would be the network address of the next IP subnet, 10.10.10.4,
and leaving three IP addresses available for assignment.
If you set the start attribute to the first IP address of a subnet, route aggregation
does not occur and the CVX switch does not modify the count attribute.
For example:
CVX> config sessions/vpop 1/ip_pool 2/ip_address_block 1
Entering Configuration Mode
.../VPOP 1/ip_pool 2/ip_address_block 1> set start 10.10.10.8
.../VPOP 1/ip_pool 2/ip_address_block 1> set count 4
.../VPOP 1/ip_pool 2/ip_address_block 1> commit
The above example indicates the configuration of four IP addresses available to
the users in VPOP 1, IP pool 2. The following show vpop pool command output
indicates there are four IP addresses available in VPOP 1, IP pool 2.
CVX> show vpop pool
VPOPs:
# auth-srvr-grp acct-srvr-grp adv-type addr-mode VRtr-id
--- ------------- ------------- -------- --------- -------
1 0 0 adv-pool remote 0
pool 2: (PUBLIC)
blk start len next free status
--- --------------- --- --------------- ---- --------
1 10.10.10.8 4 10.10.10.8 4 enabled