Interface
- Statistics - Network interface statistics.
- Connectivity testing - Check interface connectivity to ensure its status is a true reflection of its operational capacity.
Properties
Source NAT
Replace the source address of packets leaving this interface.
- Data type: boolean
- Default:
false - Configuration
CLI: (cli)> config network ethernet <key> interface snat
State
| Option | Label | Description |
|---|---|---|
up | Up | The interface is up and usable. An UP status does not ensure the interface is fully operational. Connectivity tests need to be performed on an interface that is UP. |
down | Down | The interface is down and is not usable. |
unavailable | Unavailable | The interface status is currently unavailable. |
- Data type: string select
- Status
CLI: (cli)> show network ethernet <key> interface state
Carrier
Carrier indicated that an interface is physically able to pass traffic.
| Option | Label |
|---|---|
true | Carrier |
false | No carrier |
- Data type: boolean
- Status
CLI: (cli)> show network ethernet <key> interface carrier
MTU
Maximum Transmission Unit.
- Data type: integer
- Units: bytes
- Status
CLI: (cli)> show network ethernet <key> interface mtu
Weight
The weight for this interface when part of a multipath route reflecting its relative bandwidth or quality.
The weight should reflect the relative bandwidth or quality of this interface. The larger the weight, the better bandwidth or quality an interface provides. For example if interface A has twice the bandwidth of interface B, respectively using the weights 2 and 1 would reflect this.
- Data type: integer
- Default:
100 - Minimum: 0
- Maximum: 10000
- Configuration
- Required
CLI: (cli)> config network ethernet <key> interface weight
MAC address
Media Access Control address.
The MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to this interface for use as a network address in communications with a network segment.
- Data type: string
- Status
CLI: (cli)> show network ethernet <key> interface mac