PowerScaleOneFS CLI Command Reference

Syntax

isi network interfaces list
  [--nodes <integer>]
  [--network (internal | external | all)]
  [--vlan <integer>]
  [--type (static | dynamic | ExternallyManaged | SSIP | NetworkPool | LinkLocal | All)]
  [--cache (off | default | only)]
  [--owner <string>]
  [--show-vlans <boolean>]
  [--show-inactive]
  [--limit | -l <integer>]
  [--sort {lnn | name} | status]
  [--descending | -d]
  [--format {table |csv | list | json}]
  [--no-header | -a]
  [--no-footer | -z]
  [--verbose | -v]

Options

If no options are specified, the command displays a list of all network interfaces on the cluster.

--nodes <lnn>

Lists interfaces only from the specified nodes. Specify nodes by Logical Node Number. Separate multiple nodes by commas.

--network (internal | external | all)

Displays a list of interfaces associated with external or internal networks. The default value is external.

--vlan <id>

Only lists the interfaces and owners from the specified VLAN ID provided.

--type (static | dynamic | ExternallyManaged | SSIP | NetworkPool | LinkLocal | All)

Only lists owners from the specified type.

The following values are valid:

static

Shows a list of network pools using static IP address allocation.

dynamic

Shows a list of network pools using dynamic IP address allocation.

ExternallyManaged

Shows a list of network pools using an external system to manage IP address allocation.

NetworkPool

Shows a list of network pools, regardless of allocation method.

SSIP

Shows the SmartConnect Service IP address that is used by SmartConnect DNS.

LinkLocal

Shows the auto generated link local IP addresses.

--cache (off | default | only)

This indicates where the interface data is fetched from.

The following values are valid:

off

Will return results from nodes that are currently running and are able to respond. If a node has fallen out of quorum, or is unable to respond, no results will be returned.

only

Will return results from the cache. This will only list Network Pool IP addresses, not link local or SSIPs.

default

Will query the network interface status of each of the requested nodes. Any nodes that fail to return a response, a response will be returned from the cache.

--owner <string>

Filters the owner to only show specific values. To view an owner and all children beneath it, a single term is sufficient. For example:

--owner=groupnet0

If the owner is in the default groupnet, the groupnet can be omitted. If the groupnet name is omitted, the subnet is assumed to be in the default groupnet.

--show-vlans <boolean>

Specifies if the VLAN interfaces and their IP addresses are listed.

--show-inactive

Includes inactive interfaces in the output.

--limit | -l <integer>

Displays no more than the specified number of interfaces.

--sort (lnn | name | status)

Sorts output displayed by the specified attribute.

--descending | -d

Displays output in reverse order.

--format {table | csv | list | json}

Displays output in table (default), comma-separated value (CSV), list format, or JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).

--no-header | -a

Displays table and CSV output without headers.

--no-footer | -z

Displays table output without footers.

--verbose | -v

Displays more detailed information.

Examples

The following command lists network interfaces on node 1:

isi network interfaces list --nodes=1

The system displays output similar to the following example:

cluster-1# isi network interfaces list --nodes=1
LNN  Name     Status  VLAN ID  Owners                  Owner Type  IP Addresses
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1    25gige-1 Up      -        groupnet0.subnet0       SSIP        10.11.12.13
                               groupnet0.subnet0.pool0 Static      10.11.12.14
1    25gige-2 Up      -        -                       -           -
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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