The interface you assign from one IPspace to another (including the default IPspace) must not have an IP address configured on it. If IPv6 is enabled on your storage system and an interface is brought up, an IPv6 address is autoconfigured on the interface. Before you can assign this interface to an IPspace, you must remove the autoconfigured IPv6 address using the -alias option of the ifconfig command.
To remove an IP address from an interface, complete the following steps.
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The interface is currently configured with an IP address that belongs to a vFiler unit in a nondefault IPspace |
Remove the IP address configured for the interface from the vFiler unit. For more information about removing an IP address from a vFiler unit, see Changing resources for a vFiler unit. | |
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If the interface is configured with an autoconfigured IPv6 address |
Enter the following command to remove the IPv6 address: ifconfig interface inet6 -alias IPv6_address interface is the name of the interface. IPv6_address is the IPv6 address configured on the interface. | |
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Enter the following command to remove the IP address: ifconfig interface 0.0.0.0 interface is the name of the interface from which you want to remove the IP address. |
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To assign an interface to an IPspace, complete the following step.
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ipspace assign ipspacename interface-name ipspacename is the IPspace name to which the interface will be assigned. |
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