Reference Guide

Arguments
Argument Description Format
<ClientIP> Client or router IP address Existing client or router IP
address in the format: x.x.x.x
<AccessIP> Client VIP to which the client or
router was accessed
Existing client VIP IP address in
the format: x.x.x.x
<ControllerID> ID of the NAS controller to which
to pin the client
Existing NAS controller ID
Options
Option Description Format
-NetworkInterface
<NetworkInterface>
Network interface to which to pin
the client
Existing Ethernet interface in the
format: ethXX (for example,
eth30) or bond1
Example
Pin a client with the IP address 172.22.69.18 using client VIP 172.22.69.32 to NAS controller 1:
CLI> networking client-load-balancing pin 172.22.69.18 172.22.69.32 1
networking client-load-balancing unpin
Unpin a client or router from the assigned NAS controller.
Format
networking client-load-balancing unpin <ClientIP> <AccessIP>
Arguments
Argument Description Format
<ClientIP> Client or router IP address Existing client or router IPv6 or
IPv4 address
<AccessIP> Client VIP to which the client or
router was accessed
Existing client VIP IPv6 or IPv4
address
Example
Unpin a client with the IP address 172.22.69.18 using client VIP 172.22.69.32 from the assigned NAS
controller:
CLI> networking client-load-balancing unpin 172.22.69.18 172.22.69.32
CLI Commands
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