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Configuration : Network > Network Interfaces : Managing interfaces : Editing virtual interfaces
Editing virtual interfaces
You can use the Edit Network Interface dialog box to modify interface parameters, such as the IP address, network mask, and MTU size.
Before you begin 
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You must have refreshed System Manager to enable IPv6 if you used the command-line to enable IPv6.
When you enable IPv6 from the command-line interface when the System Manager application is running, System Manager does not detect the change in IPv6 status.
About this task 
If the Network Configuration Checker generates a false alarm due to some misconfiguration, then you cannot modify the configuration settings because the editing capability is disabled.
Steps 
1.
From the home page, double-click the appropriate storage system.
2.
In the navigation pane, click Configuration > Network > Network Interfaces.
3.
Select the virtual interface that you want to modify from the network interface list and click Edit.
4.
Click the appropriate tab to display the properties or settings that you want to change.
5.
Make the necessary changes.
6.
Click Save and Close.
7.
Verify the changes that you made to the selected virtual interface in the Network Interfaces window.
Related reference 
Network Interfaces window

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