efa fabric device add
Adds a device to an existing
fabric.
Syntax
efa fabric device add
[
--name
fabric-name
|
--ip
device-ip
|
--role
{
leaf | spine |
super-spine | border-leaf }
|
--leaf-type
{
single-homed |
multi-homed
}|
--hostname
hostname
|
--asn
local-asn
|--vtep-loopback
id
|--loopback
port-num
|
--pod
name
|
--username
username
|
--password
password
|
--rack
name
]
Parameters
- --asn
local-asn
- Specifies the local ASN.
- --hostname
hostname
- Specifies the host name.
- --ip
device-ip
- Specifies the pair of device IP addresses
for rack, or a single IP address for non-rack.
- --leaf-type
{
single-homed |
multi-homed }
- Specifies whether the leaf is single-homed
or multi-homed.
- --loopback
port-num
- Specifies the loopback port number.
- --name
fabric-name
- Specifies the name of the fabric.
- --password
password
- Specifies the password for the device.
- --pod
name
- Specifies the name of the pod.
- --rack
name
- Specifies the name of the
rack.
- --role
{
leaf | spine |
super-spine | border-leaf }
- Specifies the device role.
- --username
username
- Specifies the user name for the device.
- --vtep-loopback
id
- Specifies the VTEP loopback ID.
Usage Guidelines
A device must be registered with Inventory Service before being added to a fabric. The Fabric
Service supports IP numbered configuration. Each interface on a link between leaf
and spine is assigned an IP address. EBGP peering uses these IP addresses.
Device credentials must be provided as part of this command if the devices are not
already registered with the inventory.
If you provide the user name and password, then the device is automatically
registered with the inventory service.
If you do not provide the user name and password, then you must explicitly register
the device with the inventory service.
Examples
This example adds a pair of devices to the
specified fabric and the specified
rack.
efa fabric device add --name extr-fabric --ip 10.24.80.134,10.24.80.135
--rack room1-rack1 --username admin --password password
