You use the evsadm command to communicate with the EVS controller and manage the elastic virtual switch, IPnet, and VPorts. This section describes the subcommands you use to perform activities with this command. For more information, see the evsadm(1M) man page.
The evsadm subcommands for managing a virtual switch are:
Enables you to set the maxbw and priority properties for an elastic switch
For more information about these properties, see Setting Properties for an Elastic Virtual Switch.
The evsadm subcommands for managing an IPnet are:
Adds an IPnet to the elastic virtual switch and enables you to set the subnet and defrouter properties
For more information about these properties, see Adding an IPnet to an Elastic Virtual Switch.
The evsadm subcommands for managing a virtual port are:
Enables you to set the following properties for a VPort:
cos
maxbw
priority
For more information about these properties, see Table 5–1.
The evsadm subcommands for managing EVS client properties are:
The evsadm subcommands for managing EVS controller properties are:
Enables you to set the following properties for the controller:
l2-type
vlan-range
vxlan-range
vxlan-mgroup
vxlan-addr
vxlan-ipvers
uplink-port
For more information about these properties, see Table 5–2.