Ensure that XCO is connected to a gateway during installation. If the gateway connectivity fails, the installation will fail.
When you use the standard VRRP to obtain a gateway address, the XCO installation fails.
The ping-target parameter
in single CLI pings from both the nodes to the ping-target IP addresses. If
the ping-target is not
reachable from any of the nodes, the installation or upgrade fails.
You can provide a maximum of two IP addresses as input to ping-target. The IP
addresses can be IPv4 or IPv6.
If you have installed XCO with ping-target, but you have
not given the ping-target argument during upgrade, it will retain old values of ping-target and pings to the
old ping-target IP
addresses. If you do not want to ping to the old ping-target IP addresses,
provide the “clear” option to ping-target to clear the old values and ping the default gateway.
If you have installed XCO without ping-target,
it will ping the default-gateway. If you have given the ping-target argument during
upgrade, it will ping the new ping-target IP addresses, otherwise it will ping the default-gateway.
The following table provides a list of single CLI command supported on SLX:
| With or without sub-interface | Commands |
|---|---|
| Without sub-interface | #efa deploy non-interactive multi-node package <packagename> peer-node <ipaddress> vip4 <ip-address> ping-target <clear|<ip address1>,[ip address2]> |
| With sub-interface | efa
deploy non-interactive multi-node package <packagename>
peer-node <ipaddress> vip4 <ip-address> ping-target
<ip address>,[ip address2] management-ip
sub-interface-name <sub-intf-name> sub-vlan-id
<vlanid> external-subnet <ip-address>
external-v6-subnet <virtual ip with ipv6
subnet> Note: The
external-v6-subnet parameter is not
mandatory. |