HP StoreOnce Backup System CLI Reference Guide
net create config
Description of Command Function
Creates a data structure that defines a network configuration. (A default data structure exists as
part of the initial installation.)
Command Syntax
• net create config <configname> [params]
• net create config <netlabel> [description <string>] [WriteProtect
{Yes|No}] [DNS {IPaddr|DHCP} [subnet <label>] [default {yes|no}]
[domain {<string> | DHCP}] IPAddr {DHCP|IP address} [netmask <mask>]
[gateway <gateway>] port <list>
Command Authority
Administrator
Command Object Requirements
netlabel – This value is the label which identifies the network configuration that is to be created by
executing this command. The identified object is a data structure which defines a network
configuration. The label must uniquely identify the network configuration. It cannot be ALL,
undelete, or begin with the letters grp. If the network label is already being used to identify a
network configuration (i.e., uses ALL, or undelete or begins with grp), an error message is
generated, and the execution of the command fails. This label is case insensitive.
• current – This is the network configuration which is currently being used to configure the entire
cluster or a group of nodes. If the cluster consists of groups of nodes, a current network
configuration can exist for each group.
• Factory_Default_Configuration – This is the network configuration object that is pre-defined
at the initial installation. This default configuration is different, depending on the StoreOnce
system.
Command Parameter Requirements
• description – This required parameter is the user-specified description of the configuration.
• WriteProtect – This optional parameter is used to prevent configuration changes. The values
for this parameter are Yes or No. Yes means the network configuration cannot be modified
(with one exception – the WriteProtect parameter can be modified). If this parameter is not
defined in the command sequence, the default value is No.
• DNS – Domain Name Servers. This optional parameter uses a comma-separated IP addresses
with no spaces. Designate a maximum of 3.
• default – This optional parameter must follow a subnet object within the command sequence.
This parameter defines whether the preceding subnet configuration is the default subnet. The
values for this parameter can be either Yes or No. If a subnet label is defined and this
parameter is not defined following the subnet label, the default value for the subnet is No.
• domain – This optional parameter defines the domain name for the preceding subnet
configuration.
• IPAddr – This parameter is used for accessing the GUI and CLI for cluster and 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 is defined by a DHCP
server.
• mgmtvif – This parameter is used to indicate the management VIF IP address.
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