
6 | EXPANDING ORACLE’S VIRTUAL COMPUTE APPLIANCE USING ORACLE ZFS STORAGE APPLIANCE
Example: set v4addrs=192.168.150.100/24
ip> commit
interfaces> ip
ip> set links=vnic2
ip> set v4addrs=ip_address_zfs_2/subnet_mask
ip> commit
6. Destroy any system-created interfaces:
interfaces> destroy ixgbe0
Note: Use ixgbe0 for an Oracle ZFS Storage ZS3-2 controller or igb0 for an Oracle ZFS
Storage ZS3-4 controller.
7. Create default routes for both management interfaces using a customer-supplied gateway address:
ZFS:maintenance system setup net interfaces> cd ..
net> routing
routing> create
routing> set destination=0.0.0.0
routing> set mask=0
routing> set gateway=gateway_ip_address
routing> set interface=vnic1
routing> set family=IPv4
routing> commit
routing> create
routing> set destination=0.0.0.0
routing> set mask=0
routing> set gateway=gateway_ip_address
routing> set interface=vnic2
routing> set family=IPv4
routing> commit
routing> done
net> done
8. Set up DNS using a customer-supplied DNS server:
dns> set domain=domain_name
dns> set servers=dns_ip_address
dns> done
9. Set up NTP using a customer-supplied NTP server:
ntp> set servers=ntp_ip_address
ntp> commit
ntp> done
10. Set up any needed AD, LDAP, or NIS server, or else type the following command:
directory> done
11. Bypass the storage setup for now:
storage> done
12. Set up ‘Phone Home’ for Oracle Support:
support> scrk
scrk> set soa_id=oracle_support_username
scrk> set soa_password=password
scrk> done
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