No interface BVI?

Hello

I have a situation with a Waas 574. Software version 4.4.3.
It is my first experience of waas. I reinstalled the flash image and software in the raid drives and now I have a brand new waas. At the end of the installation, I configured the gigabit ethernet 1/0 interface to register with the central Manager. Via the central Manager I have activate the virtual blade choose gigabit ethernet 1/0 as bridge but the configuration result 'partially configured' and I can't start the VB. After some research, I know that I need to create a BVI interface... but I can't do this because CLI I don't have orders to make and through the central Manager, I get the error "Bridge Configurations are not supported on this combination of hardware or software."

Can anyone explain that?

TIA!

Hi TIA,.

Can you confirm if /vbspace partition is created in the drive after the recharge device?

Measures to allow the WAECO for usage of virtual slide.

(1) in the WAAS Central Manager, choose manage devices.
(2) click on Edit next to the WAE you configure
(3) choose administration > license management. License management is displayed. Verify virtual-blade, and then press Submit.
(4) select Admin > virtualization > General settings. The General settings window opens. Check enable virtualization, then press on submit. You will be asked to confirm that you want to change the General settings and by this operation will cause the WAE to restart.

(5) the WAE recharges twice. It is necessary to allocate resources to the virtual slide. After recharging, check the WAE is ready to support virtualization using the following two commands of CLI.  Verify that the device of COMMENTS /vbspace exists with the command show disk details and verify that virtual resources blade are available by issuing the command virtual blade to see the.
 
WAE #sh records details
Mounted file systems:
MOUNT POINT TYPE DEVICE INUSE FREE USE % SIZE
/ SW internal/dev/sda1 991 MB 855 MB 136 MB 86%
/swstore internal/dev/sda2 991 MB 851 MB 140 MB 85%
6 internal/dev/sda3 7935 MB MB 197 MB 2% 7738
Local1 SYSFS/local/dev/sda6 Mo 22318 644 21674 MB 2%
/vbspace COMMENTS/dev/data1/vbsp Mo 213723 Mo 9333 204390 MB 4%
.../Local1/spool PRINTSPOOL/dev/data1/spool 991 MB 32 MB 959 MB 3%

WAE #sh virtual-blade

Kind regards

Bala.R

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