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net create config NOTE: This command applies to single-node products only. 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 [description ] [WriteProtect {Yes|No}] [DNS {IPaddr|DHCP} [subnet ] [default {yes|no}] [domain { | DHCP}] IPAddr {DHCP|IP address} [netmask ] [gateway ] port Command Authority Administrator Command Object Requirements netlabel - This value is the label which identifies the network configuration that will be created by execution of 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 cannot begin with the letters "grp." If the network label is "ALL," "undelete," begins with "grp," or is already being used to identify a network configuration, an error message will be generated and the execution of the command will fail. This label is case insensitive. • current - This is the network configuration with 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 a network configuration object that is pre-defined at the initial installation. This default configuration will be different depending on the StoreOnce system. Command Parameter Requirements • description - This optional parameter describes the network configuration and is contained in quotes ("). There is no limit to the number of characters. • WriteProtect - This optional parameter determines if the network configuration can be modified. The values for this parameter can be 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. (The DEFAULT configuration cannot be modified. The WriteProtect parameter of the DEFAULT configuration is always Yes. The WriteProtect parameter of the DEFAULT configuration cannot be modified.) • DNS - This optional parameter defines the DNS servers used in the network configuration. The value can be an up to three IP address or the text DHCP. The value DHCP indicates the DNS servers will be defined by the DHCP server. If more than one value is defined, the values are separated by commas. • default - This optional parameter must follow a subnet object within the command sequence. This parameter defines if 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 defines an IP address. The value DHCP can be used to indicate that the IP address will be defined by a DHCP server. 74 Alphabetical List of Commands and Details

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net create config
NOTE:
This command applies to single-node products only.
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 <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 will be created by
execution of 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 cannot begin with the letters “grp.” If the network label is “ALL,” “undelete,” begins
with “grp,” or is already being used to identify a network configuration, an error message will be
generated and the execution of the command will fail. This label is case insensitive.
•
current – This is the network configuration with 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 a network configuration object that is pre-defined at
the initial installation. This default configuration will be different depending on the StoreOnce
system.
Command Parameter Requirements
•
description
– This optional parameter describes the network configuration and is contained
in quotes (”). There is no limit to the number of characters.
•
WriteProtect
– This optional parameter determines if the network configuration can be modified.
The values for this parameter can be 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. (The DEFAULT
configuration cannot be modified. The WriteProtect parameter of the DEFAULT configuration
is always Yes. The WriteProtect parameter of the DEFAULT configuration cannot be modified.)
•
DNS
– This optional parameter defines the DNS servers used in the network configuration.
The value can be an up to three IP address or the text DHCP. The value DHCP indicates the
DNS servers will be defined by the DHCP server. If more than one value is defined, the values
are separated by commas.
•
default
– This optional parameter must follow a subnet object within the command sequence.
This parameter defines if 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 defines an IP address. The value DHCP can be used to indicate that
the IP address will be defined by a DHCP server.
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