You can use the interface command to configure the interface address and other IP networking settings.
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interface <inf> ip address
interface <inf> ipv6 {address|enable}
interface <inf> {dhcp|alias|comment|duplex|speed|mtu|shutdown}
To add or remove an IPv4 address and netmask for the specified interface.
[no] interface <inf> ip address <IPv4 addr> <netmask>
To enable IPv6 on the specified interface:
[no] interface <inf> ipv6 enable
To add or remove an IPv6 address for the specified interface:
[no] interface <inf> ipv6 address <IPv6 addr>/<len>
To enable IPv6 stateless address autoconfiguration (SLAAC) on the specified interface:
[no] interface <inf> ipv6 address autoconfig [default | privacy]
To enable DHCP on the specified interface:
interface <inf> dhcp
To renew DHCP on the specified interface:
interface <inf> dhcp renew
To configure an IPv4 alias on the specified interface:
interface <inf> alias <alias index> ip <IPv4 addr>
To add a comment to the specified interface:
interface <inf> comment <comment>
To configure the duplex of the specified interface:
interface <inf> duplex {half|full|auto}
To configure the speed of this interface:
interface <inf> speed {10|100|1000|auto}
E X A M P L E Set the speed and duplex interface settings for eth2. interface eth2 speed 100 interface eth2 duplex full |
To configure the MTU of this interface:
interface <inf> mtu <mtu>
To disable the specified interface:
interface <inf> shutdown
To display information about the running state for the interfaces:
show interfaces [<inf>] [brief]
To display the current configuration for all interfaces:
show interfaces configured
To display a summary of the running state for all interfaces, including bridge and role information:
show interfaces summary
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