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Requirement:
In a scenario where you may need to access or manage Switches which are stacked using VSF. We can use OOBM for the same to connect and manage the switches. However, since VSF acts as a single switch logically, we need to configure OOBM IP address separately for each switch.
We can configure OOBM IP address for each member in VSF stack individually from the Commander CLI. Please make a note that the commander Switch will hold the Global OOBM IP address that is configured. Hence, we dont need to configure OOBM IP for member-1 (commander) switch. If we configure member-1 OOBM IP, that particular IP will work as kind of duplicate and the interface will not come up.
However, for rest of the Switches we can use the below configuration to assign OOBM IP.
Command used to configure OOBM IP in config mode:
# oobm vsf member 2 ip address <IP-address net-mask>
Below is the sample running config:
oobm ip address 192.168.2.100 255.255.255.0 vsf member 1 no ip address exit vsf member 2 ip address 192.168.2.50 255.255.255.0 exit exit
HP-VSF-Switch(config)# show oobm ip IPv4 Status : Enabled IPv4 Default Gateway : | Address Interface VSF-member | IP Config IP Address/Prefix Length Status Status ---------- + --------- ------------------------- -------- --------- Global | manual 10.1.1.1/24 Active Up 1 | manual - Active Down 2 | manual 10.1.1.1/24 Active Up
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