Fujitsu Cloud Edition V3.1.0 User Manual
Note
When using "auto-configuration for network device" function on a LAN switch, register it as a network device using the method described
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" instead of re-executing LAN switch discovery.
7.5 Modifying Network Resource Specifications
This section explains how to modify specifications of network resources.
The availability of modification for each item depending on the network resource type is shown below:
Table 7.1 Modification Availability Range List
Category
Item
Admin LAN Network
Resources Directly
Connecting with
Manager
Network
Resources of
Additionally
Created Admin
LAN
Network
Resources of
iSCSI or Public
LAN
General Area
Network resource name
Yes
Yes
Yes
Label
Yes
Yes
Yes
Comments
Yes
Yes
Yes
Connection
Information
Information
VLAN ID
No
No
No
External Connection Ports
Yes (*1)
Yes (*1)
Yes (*1)
Automatic configuration
No
No
No
physical LAN segment
Yes (*2)
Yes (*2)
Yes (*2)
Auto-configuration of VLAN
on external ports
on external ports
No
No
No
Subnet information
Subnet address/subnet mask
Yes (*3, *4)
Yes (*3)
Yes
IP address to exclude
Yes
Yes
Yes
Default gateway
Yes (*4)
Yes
Yes
Network resource
type
type
-
No
No
No
Auto-configuration
of network devices
(L2 switches) (*5)
of network devices
(L2 switches) (*5)
VLAN IDs, connection ports,
etc.
etc.
No
No
Yes
Yes: Modification is possible
No: Modification is not possible
*1: Even after changing external connection ports, virtual switches, port groups, and virtual bridges that have been deployed can be used
as is. New information on the external connection ports will be reflected on the configuration of virtual switches, port groups, and virtual
bridges deployed after modification of the network resource. When modifying the deployed network according to the external connection
port, server virtualization software must be operated directly to do so.
*2: Even after changing physical LAN segments, virtual switches, port groups, and virtual bridges that have been deployed can be used
as is. New information on the physical LAN segments will be reflected on the configuration of virtual switches, port groups, and virtual
bridges deployed after modification of the network resource. When modifying the deployed network according to the physical LAN
segment, server virtualization software must be operated directly to do so.
*3: The subnet address and subnet mask of admin LAN can be changed, when there are no physical servers using the network resources
of the target of modification.
*4: Modification can be performed by executing the rcxadm mgrctl modify command.
*5: Possible when the network resource has been created specifying auto="true" for the "<SwitchConfiguration>" element in the XML
definition file.
No: Modification is not possible
*1: Even after changing external connection ports, virtual switches, port groups, and virtual bridges that have been deployed can be used
as is. New information on the external connection ports will be reflected on the configuration of virtual switches, port groups, and virtual
bridges deployed after modification of the network resource. When modifying the deployed network according to the external connection
port, server virtualization software must be operated directly to do so.
*2: Even after changing physical LAN segments, virtual switches, port groups, and virtual bridges that have been deployed can be used
as is. New information on the physical LAN segments will be reflected on the configuration of virtual switches, port groups, and virtual
bridges deployed after modification of the network resource. When modifying the deployed network according to the physical LAN
segment, server virtualization software must be operated directly to do so.
*3: The subnet address and subnet mask of admin LAN can be changed, when there are no physical servers using the network resources
of the target of modification.
*4: Modification can be performed by executing the rcxadm mgrctl modify command.
*5: Possible when the network resource has been created specifying auto="true" for the "<SwitchConfiguration>" element in the XML
definition file.
Use the following procedure to change network resource specifications.
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