rmportip

Use the rmportip command to remove an internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) Internet Protocol (IP) address from a node Ethernet port.

Syntax

rmportip [ -failover ] [ -ip_6 ] -node { node_name | node_id } port_id

Parameters

-failover: (Optional) Specifies that the failover IP address information is removed for the specified port.
-ip_6: (Optional) Specifies that the Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) address is removed for the specified port. If this parameter is not used, the Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) address is removed by default.
-nodenode_name | node_id: (Required) Specifies the node with the Ethernet port that the IP address is being removed from.
port_id: (Required) Specifies which port (1, 2, 3, or 4) to apply changes to.

Description

This command removes an IPv4 or IPv6 address from an Ethernet port of a node.

Before you unconfigure an IP from a source Ethernet port, the system checks whether any sessions are established from the selected port to any back-end iSCSI controller. You must remove sessions to the back-end iSCSI controller by using the command before you attempt to unconfigure the port. When the last IP (IPv4 or IPv6) address on a port is removed, the host port group ID that is associated with an iSCSI port is removed.

An invocation example for IPv4

rmportip -node 1   1

The resulting output:

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An invocation example for IPv6

rmportip -node 1 -ip_6 2

The resulting output:

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