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Edit-NetworkMapping – Map Network Adapters to the Master and Replica

The Edit-NetworkMapping command lets you map the network adapters between the master and replica of a Full System scenario.

Syntax

Edit-NetworkMapping [-Name] <string> [-Host] <string> [-SourceAdapter] <string> [-TargetAdapter] <string> [[IP] <string[]>] [[DNS] <string[]>] [[gateway] <string[]>] [[PrimaryWins] <string>] [[SecondaryWins] <string>] [[-Type] <string>] 

Parameters

Name

The name of the scenario. Only the HA and P2V scenarios are supported.

Host

The host name or the IP address.

SourceAdapter

The name of the source adapter.

TargetAdapter

The name of the target adapter. User Null to specify an empty value.

IP

The array of the IP address. Use a ":" as a separator. For example, "192.168.1.1:255.255.252.0". 255.255.252.0 is a subnet mask.

DNS

The array of the DNS address.

Gateway

The array of the gateway address.

PrimaryWins

Primary WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) address.

SecondaryWins

Secondary WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) address.

Type

The AR or SW network. The default is the SW network. Type "ar" to set the AR network.

Example

Edit-NetworkMapping -Name FULL -Host 9.181.130.61 -SourceAdapter "Microsoft Network Adapter Multiplexor Driver" -TargetAdapter "Arcserve RHA internal for AR" -Type AR  -IP 9.181.130.140:255.255.0.0

Outcome

Successfully edited the network mapping.