efa fabric device add
Adds a device to an existing
fabric.
Syntax
efa fabric device add
[
--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
<id>
|--pod
|--username
|--password
|
--rack
|
--help
]
Command Default
A device must be registered with Inventory Service before being added to a Fabric.
Fabric Service supports IP numbered configuration. Each interface on a link between
leaf and spine is assigned an IP address. eBGP peering use these IP addresses.
Device credentials must be provided as part of this command if the devices are not already
registered with the inventory.
If user provides “username” and “password”, then the device will be auto registered
with the inventory service.
If user doesn‘t provide “username” and “password”, then user would need to explicitly
register the device with the inventory service.
Parameters
- --name
- Specifies the name of the fabric.
- --ip
- Specifies the pair of device IPs for rack,
single IP for non-rack.
- --role
- Specifies the device role (leaf | spine |
super-spine | border-leaf).
- --leaf-type
- Specifies the leaf type (single-homed |
multi-homed).
- --hostname
- Specifies the host name.
- --asn
- Specifies ASN.
- --vtep-loopback
- Specifies VTEP loopback.
- --loopback
- Specifies the loopback port number.
- --pod
- Specifies the name of the pod.
- --rack
- Specifies the name of the rack.
- --username
- Specifies the username for the device.
- --password
- Specifies the password for the device.
Examples
efa fabric device add --name extr-fabric --ip 10.24.80.134,10.24.80.135 --rack room1-rack1 --username admin --password password
