Guidelines
The
interface
command specifies the Ethernet interface that provides connectivity
to the VLAN interface. Even if the Ethernet interface is not configured with an IP
address, this command enables that Ethernet port.
Depending on model type, the appliance provides three or four Ethernet interfaces:
v
A single dedicated management port (labelled either
MANAGEMENT
or
MGMT
)
v
Two or three network ports (labelled either
ETHERNET
or
NETWORK
)
Use the
show interface
command to view the available Ethernet interfaces.
Use the
show vlan-interface
command to view the VLAN interfaces.
Related Commands
show interface
Examples
v
Enable the VLAN interface on Ethernet 2.
# interface eth2
#
ip address
Assigns a primary network address.
Syntax
ip address
address
no ip address
Parameters
address
Specifies the network address (IP address and subnet). Specify the IP
address in decimal format. Specify the subnet mask in CIDR format (
/27
)
or its equivalent decimal format (
255.255.255.224
).
Guidelines
The
ip address
command assigns a primary network address (IP address and
subnet mask) to the current VLAN interface and enables the interface.
To remove the primary network address, use the
no ip address
command.
Related Commands
ip secondary-address
Examples
v
Assigns a primary network address to the current interface.
# ip address 192.168.7.6/27
#
v
Removes the primary network address.
# no ip address
#
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