HP StoreOnce Backup System CLI Reference Guide

net add subnet
NOTE: This command applies to single-node products only.
Description of Command Function
Adds a new subnet to a network configuration.
Command Syntax
net add subnet <netlabel> subnet <sublabel> [ params ]
Command Authority
Administrator
Command Object Requirements
• netlabel – This object specifies the network configuration name and identifies the network
configuration to which the subnet is added. This is not case sensitive.
• subnet – This optional object is a label that identifies the subnet configuration object that is
created by execution of this command and is then added to the network configuration defined
in this command sequence. The object is a data structure which defines a subnet configuration.
This must uniquely identify the subnet and may not be ALL or begin with the letters grp. If
the subnet label is ALL, begins with grp, or is already being used to identify a subnet object
within the network configuration, an error message is generated, and the execution of the
command fails. If this is not defined, the label is default. This label is not case sensitive.
Command Parameter Requirements
• sublabel – This parameter specifies the subnet name.
[default {yes | no}]
[domain <string>]
[netmask <mask>]
[gateway <gateway>]
[portset <portsetname>]
[vlanTag <tag>]
[netUsage {mgmt | data | both}]
NOTE: The default value for netUsage is data.
• default – This optional parameter defines whether the subnet configuration is the default; the
default subnet defines the default gateway for the system. The values can be either Yes or
No. If not defined, the default value is No, unless the subnet label is default, in which case,
the value is Yes.
• domain – This optional parameter defines the domain name for the subnet configuration.
• IPAddr – This parameter defines an IP address for a single-node system or a range of IP
addresses for a multiple node system. A range of IP addresses consists of two IP address values
separated by a dash. The first IP address indicates the start of the range, and the second IP
address indicates the end of the range. The value DHCP can be used to indicate that the IP
address to be defined by a DHCP server.
• netmask – This parameter defines the netmask. If the IPAddr value is DHCP, a value is not
required for the netmask.
• gateway – This required parameter defines the gateway for the subnet configuration. The text,
DHCP, indicates that the gateway is defined by the DHCP server.
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