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8.231. neutron subnetpool-update

usage: neutron subnetpool-update [-h] [--request-format {json}]
                                 [--description DESCRIPTION]
                                 [--min-prefixlen MIN_PREFIXLEN]
                                 [--max-prefixlen MAX_PREFIXLEN]
                                 [--default-prefixlen DEFAULT_PREFIXLEN]
                                 [--pool-prefix PREFIXES]
                                 [--is-default {True,False}] [--name NAME]
                                 [--address-scope ADDRSCOPE | --no-address-scope]
                                 SUBNETPOOL
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Update subnetpool's information.

Positional arguments

SUBNETPOOL


        ID or name of subnetpool to update.

Optional arguments

-h, --help


        show this help message and exit

--request-format {json}


      DEPRECATED! Only JSON request format is supported.

--description DESCRIPTION


      Description of subnetpool.

--min-prefixlen MIN_PREFIXLEN


      Subnetpool minimum prefix length.

--max-prefixlen MAX_PREFIXLEN


      Subnetpool maximum prefix length.

--default-prefixlen DEFAULT_PREFIXLEN


      Subnetpool default prefix length.

--pool-prefix PREFIXES


      Subnetpool prefixes (This option can be repeated).

--is-default {True,False}


      Specify whether this should be the default subnetpool
      (True meaning default).

--name NAME


        Updated name of the subnetpool.

--address-scope ADDRSCOPE


      ID or name of the address scope with which the
      subnetpool is associated. Prefixes must be unique
      across address scopes.

--no-address-scope


        Detach subnetpool from the address scope.

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