For SVM Network configuration restore:As not restoring network configuration on SVM is a by-design behavior, if you'd like to find the old network configurations such as IP, Netmask, Gateway, DNS etc, please find the configuration from back up files.
Extract the backup files to a folder naming as "backup", then try find the configuration from resources.xml.
/backup$ xmllint --format resources.xml | more
Then find the settings from the following elements
<current_hostname JSON="{ "hostname": "ctxsdxhost01" }"/>
<current_timezone JSON="{ "timezone": "UTC+0800 CST Asia\/Shanghai" }"/>…
<sdx_network_config JSON="{
"
dns": "10.0.0.1",
"
gateway": "10.1.2.3",
"
actual_network_interface": "0\/1",
"
svm_ipv6_address": "",
"
additional_dns2": "",
"
additional_dns1": "",
...
"
svm_ip_address": "10.1.2.153",
"
gateway_ipv6": "",
...
"
xen_ip_address": "10.1.2.253", ...
For hostname restore:Upgrade to 12.1_58+ the issue could be solved.
As a workaround you can find the old hostname configuration from the resources.xml file that mentioned above.
Problem Cause
- For SVM Network configuration restore:
SVM doesn't perform Network configuration restore by itself to prevent losing connectivity to the appliance after restored to an invalid network configuration.
But the old SVM network configuration can be found from backup files.
There's a known issue back in SDX 12.1_57.18 prevent hostname restore, please upgrade to 12.1_62.21 the issue can be solved.