vsx_util upgrade

Syntax

vsx_util view_vs_conf

[Expert@mgmt95:0]# vsx_util view_vs_conf

Enter Security Management Server/main Domain Management Server IP address (
Hit 'ENTER' for 'localhost'):

Enter Administrator Name: jon

Enter Administrator Password:

Select VSX gateway/cluster object name:

1) vsx-cluster

2) vsx_cluster_2

3) vsx-gw

4) vsx-gw_2

Select: 1

Select Virtual Device object name:

1) vs1

2) vs2

3) vs3

4) vsx-cluster

Select: 1

Type: Virtual System

Interfaces configuration table:

+---------------------------------------------------+-----+-------------------+

|Interfaces |Mgmt |VSX GW(s) |

+----------+----------------------------------------+-----+---------+---------+

|Name | IP / Mask length | |mem96 |mem97 |

+----------+----------------------------------------+-----+---------+---------+

|eth2 |v4 10.0.0.0/24 v6 2001:db8::abc::1/64 | V | V | V |

|eth3 |v4 10.10.10.10/24 v6 2001:db8::3121/64 | V | V | V |

+----------+----------------------------------------+-----+---------+---------+

Interfaces Table Legend:

V - Interface exists on the gateway and matches management information
(if defined on the management).

- - Interface does not exist on the gateway.

N/A - Fetching Virtual Device configuration from the gateway failed.

!IP - Interface exists on the gateway, but there is an IP address mismatch.

!MASK - Interface exists on the gateway, but there is a Net Mask mismatch.

Routing table:

+----------------------------------------------------------+-----+-------------+

|Ipv4 Routes                                               |Mgmt |VSX GW(s)    |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

|Destination / Mask Length |Gateway             |Interface |     |mem96 |mem97 |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

|2.2.2.0/24                |                    |eth2      |  V  |  V   |  V   |

|3.3.3.0/24                |                    |eth3      |  V  |  V   |  V   |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

+----------------------------------------------------------+-----+-------------+

|Ipv6 Routes                                               |Mgmt |VSX GW(s)    |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

|Destination / Mask Length |Gateway             |Interface |     |mem96 |mem97 |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

|2001:db8::abc::/64        |                    |eth2      |  V  | !NH  | !NH  |

|2001:db8:0a::/64          |                    |eth3      |  V  | !NH  | !NH  |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

|2001:db8::1ffe:0:0:0/112  |                    |eth2      |  -  |  V   |  V   |

|2001:db8::fd9a:0:1:0/112  |                    |eth3      |  -  |  V   |  V   |

+--------------------------+--------------------+----------+-----+------+------+

Routing Table Legend:

V - Route exists on the gateway and matches management information
(if defined on the management).

- - Route does not exist on the gateway.

N/A - Fetching Virtual Device configuration from the gateway failed.

!NH - Route exists on the gateway, but there is a Next Hop mismatch.

Note: Routes can be created automatically on the gateways by the Operating
System.

Therefore, routes that appear on all gateways, but are not defined on the
management,do not necessarily indicate a problem.

Description

Displays the Virtual System Load Sharing Menu, which allows you to perform a variety of configuration tasks for Load Sharing deployments. You perform configuration tasks interactively by following the instructions on the screen.

Syntax

vsx_util vsls

Output

VS Load Sharing - Menu

________________________________

1. Display current VS Load sharing configuration

2. Distribute all Virtual Systems so that each cluster
member is equally loaded

3. Set all VSs active on one member

4. Manually set priority and weight

5. Import configuration from a file

6. Export configuration to a file

7. Exit

Enter redistribution option (1-7) [1]

Comments

• This command is interactive. Select the desired menu option and follow the instructions on the screen.