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importing back the CPPM ovf, eth01 interface not found

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  • 1.  importing back the CPPM ovf, eth01 interface not found

    Posted Jul 13, 2018 12:36 AM

    hi to all,

     

      I need to expand the vhardisk of my CPPM VM for me to be able to add more upgrades. however after importing it back,  I cant reconfigure  MGMT ip address due to "eth0 interface not found" error. I already removed and readded the two network adapter in the VM but error still remains.

     

    anyone here who had same experience?

     

    TIA :)



  • 2.  RE: importing back the CPPM ovf, eth01 interface not found

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jul 18, 2018 08:58 AM

    Please reach out to Aruba Support. From your description, I don't get an idea of what might be wrong. Support can troubleshoot with you or assist you to spin up a new ClearPass and migrate licenses if that is better.



  • 3.  RE: importing back the CPPM ovf, eth01 interface not found
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    Posted Jul 22, 2018 10:13 PM

    Hi Herman,

     

     sorry for late reply. It seems the IP configuration on MGT port before exporting the ovf gets lost after importing it back to another server . also whenever CPPM CLI console asks for MGMT I.P, it says eth0 interface not found.until I was able to reset the interface/nic port. took me hours to figure out.

     

    thank you very much for your responses :)



  • 4.  RE: importing back the CPPM ovf, eth01 interface not found

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jan 14, 2019 07:44 AM

    Just in case anyone else has the same issue. To fix it you just need to run the command: system network-refresh and restart the VM. 

     

     



  • 5.  RE: importing back the CPPM ovf, eth01 interface not found

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted May 29, 2020 09:12 PM

    Hi,

     

    correct command is system refresh-network that needs to be ran in order to scan for new mac addresses and attach them to eth0 & eth1.

     

    Thanks.