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Copy over self IPs from several partitions
- Nov 16, 2023
I wonder if this is as simple as not setting a default route domain for your other partitions? Try to set that before the import, rather than modifying the IPs to put the route domain in with the %xxx syntax. You have to first define the route domain object (net route-domain), then set the partition to it.
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# create net route-domain rd_foo id 1234 vlans replace-all-with { con1 }
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# list auth partition foo all-properties
auth partition foo {
default-route-domain 0
description none
}
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# modify auth partition foo default-route-domain 1234
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# list auth partition foo all-properties
auth partition foo {
default-route-domain 1234
description none
}
I wonder if this is as simple as not setting a default route domain for your other partitions? Try to set that before the import, rather than modifying the IPs to put the route domain in with the %xxx syntax. You have to first define the route domain object (net route-domain), then set the partition to it.
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# create net route-domain rd_foo id 1234 vlans replace-all-with { con1 }
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# list auth partition foo all-properties
auth partition foo {
default-route-domain 0
description none
}
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# modify auth partition foo default-route-domain 1234
admin@(west)(cfg-sync Standalone)(ModuleNotLicensed::Active)(/Common)(tmos)# list auth partition foo all-properties
auth partition foo {
default-route-domain 1234
description none
}
Hi Lucas,
Thanks for your answer ! Actually the 3 partitions have their own route domain :
auth partition Common {
default-route-domain 0
description "Repository for system objects and shared objects."
}
auth partition Partition1 {
default-route-domain 1
description none
}
auth partition Partition2 {
default-route-domain 2
description none
}
What is really strange is this : “I edited the Partition1-selfip.txt file and modified the IP to 10.160.10.118%1, the error for that entry has disappeared... but the SelfIP is not created (in any of the partitions) 😞”.
Usually when preparing migrations I add SelfIP’s manually but this customer has +/- 150 (!) of them across 3 partitions ☹
Have a good day,
Gerald
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