+1i need a nutanix command to change the ovs0 interfaces as the command :
nutanix@cvm$ manage_ovs --bridge_name br0 --interfaces eth0,eth2 --bond_name br0-up --bond_mode active-backup --require_link=false update_uplinks
from AHV 11.2 doesn’t work if the cvm doesn’t reach to the gateway ,so if there is a command from ahv do that searched and found that command but i not sure it is valued or not
ovs-vsctl set port br0-up interfaces=eth2,eth4
+8To make this clear. Currently vs0 uses eth0 and eth2 and you want it to use eth2 and eth4 correct? And the bond is active backup. What I would do is just open up prism element and change virtual switch to use the correct interfaces. This is much easier and failsafe to do.
+1yes but i need to do it through the command line as i can’t reach the gateway and can’t open prism element gui
+8Ass this is not CE. I highly recommend opening a support case with Nutanix to get te correct working command.
Hi
let us know if you have opened a case with Nutanix and if you did please share the command with community as well :)
Hi
if your cluster is still available and in good shape , you can use those commands to change the interface from the vs0:
first list all the host : acli host.list
next get the info from the vs0 : acli net.get_virtual_switch vs0
to update the vs0 : acli net.update_virtual_switch vs0 host_uplink_config=xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx:[eth2,eth4] where the host_uplink_config is the UID of the host that you want to update that you will have with the first command
you can add the bond type to it if needed : bond_type=kBalanceTcp lacp_timeout=kFast lacp_fallback=true quick_mode=true here is for LACP.
to verifiy that it has been applied : acli net.get_virtual_switch vs0
hope this will help
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