Cisco Prime Network Registrar 10.1 Installation Guide

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Changing the IP Address Using nmcli

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December 16, 2019

Chapter: Changing the IP Address Using nmcli

Changing the IP Address Using nmcli

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Changing the IP Address Using nmcli

If you need to change the IP address of a local or regional cluster, you can make these changes very easily using nmcli.

Procedure

Step 1

Find out what connection is associated with the interface you want to change. You can use nmcli d to find the devices, and nmcli c to see which connections are associated with the device for which you wish to change the IP address.

Step 2

Configure the connection with the new IP address: 

nmcli con mod connection ip4 new-ip-address
Step 3

Apply the changed connection to the interface to which it is associated. This will actually change the IP address: 

nmcli con up connection
Step 4

After changing the IP address of any system running Cisco Prime Network Registrar (like the virtual appliance), you need to restart in order to get the management server to recognize the new IP address of the system. For a local cluster, use the systemctl restart nwreglocal command or for a regional cluster, use the systemctl restart nwregregion command.

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