Create the Day0 Configuration With a Fixed Configuration for AWS

The fixed configuration will auto-generate the cluster bootstrap configuration.


{
    "AdminPassword": "password",
    "Hostname": "hostname",
    "FirewallMode": "Routed",
    "ManageLocally": "No",
    "Cluster": {
        "CclSubnetRange": "ip_address_start ip_address_end",
        "ClusterGroupName": "cluster_name",
        [For Gateway Load Balancer] "Geneve": "{Yes | No}",
        [For Gateway Load Balancer] "HealthProbePort": "port"
    }
}

For example:


{
	"AdminPassword": "Sup3rnatural",
	"Hostname": "ciscoftdv",
	"FirewallMode": "Routed",
	"ManageLocally": "No",
	"Cluster": {
		"CclSubnetRange": "10.10.55.4 10.10.55.30",    //mandatory user input
		"ClusterGroupName": "ftdv-cluster",            //mandatory user input
		"Geneve": "Yes",
		"HealthProbePort": "7777"
	}
}
Note

If you are copying and pasting the configuration given above, ensure that you remove //mandatory user input from the configuration.

For the CclSubnetRange variable, specify a range of IP addresses starting from x.x.x.4. Ensure that you have at least 16 available IP addresses for clustering. Some examples of start (ip_address_start) and end (ip_address_end) IP addresses given below.

Examples of Start and End IP addresses
CIDR Start IP Address End IP Address

10.1.1.0/27

10.1.1.4

10.1.1.30

10.1.1.32/27

10.1.1.36

10.1.1.62

10.1.1.64/27

10.1.1.68

10.1.1.94

10.1.1.96/27

10.1.1.100

10.1.1.126

10.1.1.128/27

10.1.1.132

10.1.1.158

10.1.1.160/27

10.1.1.164

10.1.1.190

10.1.1.192/27

10.1.1.196

10.1.1.222

10.1.1.224/27

10.1.1.228

10.1.1.254

10.1.1.0/24

10.1.1.4

10.1.1.254