New infoblox recored add & remove

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New infoblox recored add

infoblox-query -n accpacw.mhint

infoblox-host-add -n AccpacW7.mhint -i 10.2.226.218

infoblox-host-modify -n AccpacW7.mhint -i 10.2.226.218--view default --comment "CHG"


infoblox record remove cmd

infoblox-host-remove -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint


cgr02956o744@fgprd-platform-services-app001:~$ infoblox-host-remove -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint
2017-10-23 03:24:27 +0000: Host record deleted in Bb Corp Internal view: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint (10.14.5.146)
2017-10-23 03:24:27 +0000: Host record deleted in default view: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint (10.14.5.146)
cgr02956o744@fgprd-platform-services-app001:~$


infoblox-host-allocate-next -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint --network 10.17.4.0/23 -- view default

infoblox-host-modify -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint -m 00:50:56:9e:82:66 --view default




View: Bb Corp Internal
Name: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint
IP address: 10.14.5.146
Attributes: {}

View: default
Name: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint
IP address: 10.14.5.146
MAC address: 00:50:56:9e:82:66
Attributes: {}


infoblox-host-remove -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint

infoblox-host-add -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint -i 10.14.5.146 --view default


infoblox-host-modify -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint -m 00:50:56:9e:82:66 --view default

infoblox-service-restart

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