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Network The DR Series system CLI commands let you perform the following network-related tasks: • Displays information about a DR Series system. • Deletes network interfaces. • Restarts networking. • Configures bond interface to use DHCP. • Assigns a static IP address to the bond interface. • Creates bond interfaces for the system. • Creates eth interfaces for the system. • Adds an interface to an existing bond. • Configures servers in the domain name system (DNS). • Updates the bonding mode or maximum transmission unit (MTU). • Updates bonding and individual interface information. • Resets networking to factory configuration. • Manages local hosts. • Manages local routes. • Looks up the IP address or hostname for a specific destination. • Starts a packet trace route for a specific network host. • Pings a destination host • Blinks LED on the specific ethernet device. • Starts the specific ethernet devices on restart. • Does not start the specific ethernet devices on restart. • Performs basic troubleshooting. • Capture network traffic. • Runs iperf (Network Performance) in client mode. • Runs iperf (Network Performance) in server mode. Network Command Usage • network --show [options] • network --delete (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --restart • network --setdhcp [options] • network --setstatic_ip [options] • network --create_bond (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --create_eth (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --add_member (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --setdns [options] • network --setbonding [options] (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --update (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --factory_reset (Option only available on a Physical DR) • network --host (Option only available on a Physical DR) 36

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Network
The DR Series system CLI commands let you perform the following network-related tasks:
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Displays information about a DR Series system.
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Deletes network interfaces.
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Restarts networking.
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Configures bond interface to use DHCP.
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Assigns a static IP address to the bond interface.
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Creates bond interfaces for the system.
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Creates eth interfaces for the system.
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Adds an interface to an existing bond.
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Configures servers in the domain name system (DNS).
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Updates the bonding mode or maximum transmission unit (MTU).
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Updates bonding and individual interface information.
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Resets networking to factory configuration.
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Manages local hosts.
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Manages local routes.
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Looks up the IP address or hostname for a specific destination.
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Starts a packet trace route for a specific network host.
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Pings a destination host
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Blinks LED on the specific ethernet device.
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Starts the specific ethernet devices on restart.
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Does not start the specific ethernet devices on restart.
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Performs basic troubleshooting.
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Capture network traffic.
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Runs iperf (Network Performance) in client mode.
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Runs iperf (Network Performance) in server mode.
Network Command Usage
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network --show [options]
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network --delete
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --restart
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network --setdhcp [options]
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network --setstatic_ip [options]
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network --create_bond
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --create_eth
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --add_member
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --setdns [options]
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network --setbonding [options]
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --update
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --factory_reset
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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network --host
(Option only available on a Physical DR)
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