Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) Configuration and Management Manual (H06.16+, J06.05+)

Cannot execute this command for the interface interface-name when the CLIM is in STARTED
state.
The "IPv4" family cannot be specified for the "tunnel interface".
For ip -delete:
This command is not supported for the interface lo.
The interface interface-name is not configured.
The specified IP address ip-address is not configured for the interface.
The IP address cannot be deleted from eth0.
The IP address cannot be deleted from eth0:0 with eth0:0 in use.
A route with the specified IP address as a –src exists.
WARNING MESSAGES
For ip -add:
Warning: SNMP configuration file /etc/default/snmpd are missing.
Warning: SNMP configuration file /etc/default/snmpd are corrupt.
Warning: Cannot restart SNMP daemon.
Warning: Cannot write to SNMP configuration file /etc/default/snmpd.
Cannot restart SNMP agents.
For ip -delete:
Warning: Could not remove IPv4 compatible IPv6 address from the kernel.
CONSIDERATIONS
For ip -add:
For SNMP listening address configuration, when the IP address is added to eth0, the climconfig
tool updates the /etc/defaults/snmpd configuration file with the new listening address
as the dedicated service LAN IP.
Tunnel interfaces can be assigned only with IPv6 addresses.
An IPv6 address cannot be assigned to eth0 and eth0:0.
Only one IPv4 address can be assigned to eth0 or eth0:0.
The IP address is added either to the /etc/network/interfaces file, to the kernel, or to
both. The behavior is defined as:
—If the specified interface is down, the IP address is added to the file.
—If the CLIM is in the STOPPED state, the IP address is added to the file.
—If the specified interface is UP and the CLIM is in the STARTED state, the IP address is added
to the file and to the kernel.
The customer data interfaces, eth1 - eth5, cannot have IP addresses in the 192.168.*.* range,
or whatever the dedicated service LAN address range is for the system.
If the same static IPv6 address is configured and added to more than one CLIM, during the
interface activation, the IPv6 address being duplicated remains as a tentative address. This
IPv6 address is not automatically removed from the kernel/file configuration by climconfig. It
is the operator's responsibility to remove such duplicate static IPv6 addresses from the
configuration.
For ip -delete:
The IP address cannot be deleted from eth0.
The IP address cannot be deleted from eth0:0, with eth0:0 in use.
IP address from Loopback interface lo, cannot be deleted.
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