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How to change IP Address NetApp FAS2220
Hello EE,
I have a NetApp FAS2220 SAN and we are changing the IP/Subnet for our locations and I do not know much about this SAN and specifically need guidance changing IP/Subnet.
- is there only one?
- how can I change?
I have a NetApp FAS2220 SAN and we are changing the IP/Subnet for our locations and I do not know much about this SAN and specifically need guidance changing IP/Subnet.
- is there only one?
- how can I change?
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SSH and it looks like I have a hosts file with the IP so would I just change that?
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I realize you are not configuring the system from start, but the guide includes a reference to an application one can use to graphically connect/manage the SAN.
https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMP1193604
If memory serves there should, be a line defining the interface and the configuration it should have
Unable to find an example to post. You also needs to update the export, NFS, CIFS, iscsi shares if any to be accessible and allocatable via the new IP range
Mapping exactly what you have, adding the new IP/routing rules on a separate interface and then transitioning one system/application at a time while making sure everything continues to work.
https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMP1193604
If memory serves there should, be a line defining the interface and the configuration it should have
Unable to find an example to post. You also needs to update the export, NFS, CIFS, iscsi shares if any to be accessible and allocatable via the new IP range
Mapping exactly what you have, adding the new IP/routing rules on a separate interface and then transitioning one system/application at a time while making sure everything continues to work.
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Great information thanks
What access to the device do you have, ssh, file share that includes the root share?
Ifconfig is is the command you can use to activate an unused network interface with the IP segment you want. Then configure the various access to resources....