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Appendix C Device Provisioning Engine Command Line Interface
System Commands
Where:
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<hostname>—identifies the host name of the DPE being addressed
Examples
This is an example of how to use the hostname command:
dpe# hostname BPR_DPE_name
%OK (Requires appliance restart "> reload")
interface ethernet 0...1 ip address
Usage Guidelines
This command sets the IP address of the Ethernet interface being used by the DPE. This IP address must
be kept current with a valid gateway. If the gateway is invalid, rebooting could occur and this might cause
the DPE to become unavailable on the network. If the IP address is configured incorrectly, use the DPE
console port to reconfigure the device with a valid IP.
be kept current with a valid gateway. If the gateway is invalid, rebooting could occur and this might cause
the DPE to become unavailable on the network. If the IP address is configured incorrectly, use the DPE
console port to reconfigure the device with a valid IP.
Note
Changes do not take effect until you restart the device.
Syntax Description
When entering the interface ethernet <0...1> ip address command, you must use this syntax:
interface ethernet <0...1> ipaddress <x.x.x.x> <y.y.y.y>
Where:
•
<0...1>—identifies the Ethernet interface
•
<x.x.x.x>—identifies the IP address of the DPE being addressed
•
<y.y.y.y>—identifies the subnet mask
Examples
This is an example of how to use the interface ethernet <0...1> ip address command:
dpe# interface ethernet 0 ip address 10.10.10.5 255.255.255.0
%OK (Requires appliance restart "> reload")
interface ethernet 0...1 ip enabled
Usage Guidelines
This command controls whether or not the Ethernet interface is configured to support IP
communications. If both interfaces are disabled, the device will have no network connectivity. Typically,
both interfaces are enabled and connected to the network, to provide either redundancy or to use
split-networking.
communications. If both interfaces are disabled, the device will have no network connectivity. Typically,
both interfaces are enabled and connected to the network, to provide either redundancy or to use
split-networking.
Syntax Description
When entering the interface ethernet <0...1> IP address command, you must use this syntax:
interface ethernet <0...1> ip enabled <true/false>