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4.9. network

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The network resource type groups all logical network resources in a Red Hat Virtualization environment.
Table 4.21. Logical network parameters
Name Type Description Required User Creatable User Updatable
--data_center-id|name
string
A reference to the data center for a logical network.
Yes
Yes
No
--name
string
A plain text name for the logical network.
Yes
Yes
No
--description
string
A description for the logical network.
No
Yes
Yes
--vlan-id
string
A VLAN tag.
No
Yes
Yes
--ip-address
string
The IP address for the logical network's bridge.
No
Yes
Yes
--ip-gateway
string
The gateway for the logical network's bridge.
No
Yes
Yes
--ip-netmask
string
The netmask for the logical network's bridge.
No
Yes
Yes
--display
boolean
Signifies if a logical network is used for display communication usage. Set to either true or false.
No
Yes
Yes
--stp
boolean
Set to true if Spanning Tree Protocol is enabled on this network.
No
Yes
Yes
--mtu
int
Sets a user-defined value for the maximum transmission unit of the logical network.
No
Yes
Yes
--usages-usage
collection
Defines usage parameters for the logical network.
No
No
Yes
The --usages-usage parameter is a collection that uses the sub-parameters in the following table.
Table 4.22. usages-usage parameters
Name Type Description
usage
string
Usage types for the network. Options include VM and DISPLAY.
The following table lists additional network options for resource-based commands.
Table 4.23. Additional command options
Option Description
--cluster-identifier Adds the network to a cluster as a sub-resource.

Example 4.21. Creating a new network

[RHEVM shell (connected)]# add network --name WebNetwork --datacenter-name Default

Example 4.22. Attaching an existing network to a cluster

[RHEVM shell (connected)]# add network --name WebNetwork --datacenter-name Default --cluster-identifier Default

Example 4.23. Updating a network

[RHEVM shell (connected)]# update network WebNetwork --name DataNetwork

Example 4.24. Deleting a network

[RHEVM shell (connected)]# remove network WebNetwork
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