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Updated: September 2014
Managing Network Datalinks in Oracle
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Solaris 11.2
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Managing Network Datalinks
What's New in Managing Network Datalinks in Oracle Solaris 11.2
Features and Components That Are Used to Manage Network Datalinks
Link Aggregations
Virtual Local Area Networks
Bridged Networks
Link Layer Discovery Protocol
Data Center Bridging
Chapter 2 Configuring High Availability by Using Link Aggregations
Overview of Link Aggregations
Benefits of Link Aggregation
Trunk Aggregations
Using a Switch
Back-to-Back Trunk Aggregation Configuration
Using a Switch With the Link Aggregation Control Protocol
Defining Aggregation Policies for Load Balancing
Datalink Multipathing Aggregations
Advantages of DLMP Aggregation
How DLMP Aggregation Works
Failure Detection in DLMP Aggregation
Link-Based Failure Detection
Probe-Based Failure Detection
Requirements for Link Aggregations
Creating a Link Aggregation
How to Create a Link Aggregation
Adding a Link to an Aggregation
How to Add a Link to an Aggregation
Removing a Link From an Aggregation
Modifying a Trunk Aggregation
Configuring Probe-Based Failure Detection for DLMP Aggregation
How to Configure Probe-Based Failure Detection for DLMP
Monitoring Probe-Based Failure Detection
Deleting a Link Aggregation
How to Delete a Link Aggregation
Switching Between Trunk and DLMP Aggregations
How to Switch Between Link Aggregation Types
Use Case: Configuring a Link Aggregation
Comparing Trunk and DLMP Aggregation
Chapter 3 Configuring Virtual Networks by Using Virtual Local Area Networks
Overview of Deploying VLANs
When to Use VLANs
Assigning VLAN Names
VLAN Topology
Using VLANs With Zones
Planning a VLAN Configuration
Configuring a VLAN
How to Configure a VLAN
Configuring VLANs Over a Link Aggregation
How to Configure VLANs Over a Link Aggregation
Configuring VLANs on a Legacy Device
How to Configure VLANs on a Legacy Device
Displaying VLAN Information
Modifying VLANs
Modifying the VLAN ID of a VLAN
Migrating a VLAN to Another Underlying Link
Global Migration
Selective Migration
Deleting a VLAN
Use Case: Combining Link Aggregations and VLAN Configurations
Chapter 4 Administering Bridging Features
Overview of Bridged Networks
Simple Bridged Network
How Oracle Solaris Bridges Are Implemented in the Network Stack
Bridged Network Ring
How a Bridged Network Works
Bridging Protocols
STP Daemon
TRILL Daemon
Creating a Bridge
Modifying the Protection Type for a Bridge
Adding Links to an Existing Bridge
Removing Links From a Bridge
Setting Link Properties for a Bridge
Displaying Bridge Configuration Information
Displaying Information About Configured Bridges
Displaying Configuration Information About Bridge Links
Deleting a Bridge From the System
How to Delete a Bridge From the System
Administering VLANs on Bridged Networks
How to Configure VLANs Over a Datalink That Is Part of a Bridge
VLANs and the STP and TRILL Protocols
Debugging Bridges
Chapter 5 Exchanging Network Connectivity Information With Link Layer Discovery Protocol
Overview of LLDP
Components of an LLDP Implementation
Information Sources of the LLDP Agent
LLDP Agent Modes
Information the LLDP Agent Advertises
Mandatory TLV Units
Optional TLV Units
TLV Unit Properties
Enabling LLDP on the System
How to Install the LLDP Package
How to Enable LLDP Globally
How to Enable LLDP for Specific Ports
Specifying TLV Units and Values for the LLDP Packet of an Agent
How to Specify TLV Units for the LLDP Packet of an Agent
How to Define TLV Units
Disabling LLDP
How to Disable LLDP
Monitoring LLDP Agents
Displaying the Advertised Information
Displaying LLDP Statistics
Chapter 6 Managing Converged Networks by Using Data Center Bridging
Overview of Data Center Bridging
Considerations When Using DCB
Priority-Based Flow Control
Enhanced Transmission Selection
Enabling DCBX
How to Enable the Data Center Bridging Exchange Feature Manually
Customizing Priority-Based Flow Control for DCB
Setting the PFC-Related Datalink Properties
How to Customize Priority-Based Flow Control for DCB
Setting the PFC TLV Units
Displaying PFC Configuration Information
Displaying Datalink Properties
Displaying the Capability of the Local Host to Synchronize PFC Information
Displaying PFC Mapping Information Between Host and Peer
Displaying Priority Definitions
Application Priority Configurations
Customizing Enhanced Transmission Selection for DCB
Setting the ETS-Related Datalink Properties
Setting ETS TLV Units
Recommending ETS Configuration to the Peer
Displaying ETS Configuration Information
Appendix A Link Aggregations and IPMP: Feature Comparison
Appendix B Packet Format of Transitive Probes
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Deleting a Bridge From the System
Before you delete a bridge, you must first remove any links attached to the bridge.
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