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Re: how to change an ip of a virtual interface and name of a filer NetApp Release 8.2.3P3 7-Mode

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Hi,

 

Your instructions are almost good.

 

To make changes permanent across reboot on filer : rc & hosts file must be edited

 

ssh to filer:

filer>rdfile /etc/rc [copy paste into notepad wordpad is not necessary]
Once changes are made in the notepad, write it out!

 

filer>wrfile /etc/rc
example change:
ifconfig vif0 `hostname`-vif0 blah blah

 

Press ctl+c to commit the changes.

 

Repeat the same for /etc/hosts as well.

2) /etc/hosts
example change:
IP_ADDRESS <HOSTNAME>-vif


Also, to change filer name:
a) Add the new_name entry into the /etc/hosts file
b) filer>hostname new_name

It will immediately reflect.


To reflect the IP change while the FILER is ON:
filer>ifconfig vif0 <NEW IP ADDRESS> netmask <NEW SUBNET MASK>

 

Note: Any changes  made with 'ifconfig' command are not persistent across reboot, and therefore they must also be added to rc  & hosts file. Reboot is not necessary but if the filer reboots in future, it will retain the settings/changes you have made.


Another KB for refence purpose:{In case it is multi-mode vif & Services will be hampered}
https://kb.netapp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/1034919/~/how-to-make-major-changes-to-vif-configuration-with-minimal-impact-to-system


Thanks!


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