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Note - Line numbers in the left column are written only to make it easier to read the examples.
Example 1
Create a Virtual System connected to a Virtual Router.
Add a default route on the Virtual System that routes the traffic to the Virtual Router.
Add applicable routes on the Virtual Router to route the traffic to the Virtual System.
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transaction begin add vd name VR1 vsx VSX1 type vr add interface name eth3.100 ip 10.0.0.1/24 transaction end
transaction begin add vd name VR2 vsx VSX2 type vr add interface name eth3.200 ip 20.0.0.1/24 transaction end
transaction begin add vd name VS1 vsx VSX1 add interface leads_to VR1 ip 192.168.1.1/32 add interface name eth4.20 ip 192.168.20.1/24 propagate true add route destination default leads_to VR1 add route destination 192.168.40.0/25 next_hop 192.168.20.254 transaction end |
Example 2
Create a Virtual System connected to a Virtual Switch, with manual topology.
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transaction begin add vd name VSW1 vsx VSX1 type vsw vs_mtu 1400 add interface name eth3.100 transaction end
transaction begin add vd name VS1 vsx VSX1 calc_topo_auto false add interface leads_to VSW1 ip 10.0.0.1/24 ip6 2001::1/64 topology external add interface name eth4.20 ip 192.168.20.1/25 ip6 2020::1/64 topology internal_this_network add route destination default next_hop 10.0.0.254 add route destination default6 next_hop 2001::254 transaction end |
Example 3
Add CoreXL Firewall instances to the Virtual System made in the last example.
Turn on automatic calculation of topology.
Change the name of the internal interface, and decrease its MTU.
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transaction begin set vd name VS1 instances 4 instances6 2 calc_topo_auto true set interface name eth4.20 new_name eth4.21 mtu 1400 transaction end |
