Updating multiple bonds

Two or more bonds can be updated at the same time from the bond list page. To edit multiple bonds, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the bond list page.

  2. Click the check boxes beside each bond you want to edit. image0

  3. Click Edit selected. image1

  4. In the form that appears, change the value of settings you want to update on each selected bond. To avoid changing a value, leave the field blank or choose the value “unchanged.” If you wish to remove the QoS profile or secondary aggregator settings for multiple bonds, select the option “Clear this field” for the respective field.

  5. Click Save to update the selected bonds. Be patient—it may take an extended amount of time to complete the updates if you are changing a large number of bonds. image2

You can dismiss the form without making any changes by clicking the image3 icon at the top-right of the dialog, the Cancel button at the bottom of the dialog, or by clicking anywhere outside the dialog.

The multiple edit function is also available on the aggregator details page and QoS profile details page. This makes it easy to, for example, move all the bonds on an aggregator to another aggregator.

The bond selections are cleared when a search filter is applied, when the table pagination is changed, when the number of visible rows is changed, or the page is reloaded.

Selecting all bonds

Select all the bonds visible in the list by clicking the check box in the table header.

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Restarting multiple bonds

You can restart multiple bonds by selecting each bond, clicking the image5 icon on the Edit selected button, and clicking Restart selected.

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Restoring multiple bonds to their primary aggregators

A failed aggregator can result in a large number of bonds being moved to their secondary aggregators. To move these bonds back to their primary in a single operation, click the image7 icon on the Edit selected button, then click Restore selected to primary aggregator.

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Moving multiple bonds to a new space

Multiple bonds can be moved to a new space at once. For a description of this procedure, refer to Moving resources between spaces.