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Managing Network Virtualization and Network Resources in Oracle
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Network Virtualization and Network Resource Management
What's New in Managing Network Virtualization and Network Resources in Oracle Solaris 11.2
What Is Network Virtualization and Network Resource Management?
Overview of Virtual Networks
Components of a Virtual Network
Virtual Network Interface Card (VNIC)
Virtual Switch
Etherstub
Zone
How a Virtual Network Works
Using Virtual Extensible Local Area Network
Using Edge Virtual Bridging
Who Should Implement Virtual Networks?
Overview of Network Resource Management
Network Resource Management by Using Datalink Properties
Network Resource Management by Using Flows
Benefits of Network Resource Management
Chapter 2 Creating and Managing Virtual Networks
Configuring the Components of a Virtual Network
Commands for Configuring the Components of a Virtual Network
How to Configure VNICs and Etherstubs
How to Configure VNICs With VLAN IDs
Building Virtual Networks
How to Configure a Zone for the Virtual Network
How to Reconfigure a Zone to Use a VNIC
How to Temporarily Create VNICs in Zones
How to Configure a Private Virtual Network
Managing VNICs
Displaying VNICs
Displaying VNICs With Multiple MAC Addresses
Displaying the Physical and Virtual Link State of Datalinks
Modifying the VLAN IDs of VNICs
Modifying VNIC MAC Addresses
Migrating VNICs
Deleting VNICs
How to Delete a VNIC
How to Delete a VNIC Attached to a Zone
Using Single Root I/O Virtualization With VNICs
Enabling the SR-IOV Mode of Datalinks
Creating VF VNICs
Migrating VF VNICs
Displaying VFs Information
Chapter 3 Configuring Virtual Networks by Using Virtual Extensible Local Area Networks
Overview of VXLANs
Advantages of Using VXLANs
VXLAN Naming Convention
VXLAN Topology
Using VXLAN With Zones
Planning a VXLAN Configuration
VXLAN Requirements
Configuring a VXLAN
How to Configure a VXLAN
Displaying VXLAN Information
Deleting a VXLAN
Assigning a VXLAN to a Zone
How to Assign a VXLAN to a Zone
Use Case: Configuring a VXLAN Over a Link Aggregation
Chapter 4 Administering Server-Network Edge Virtualization by Using Edge Virtual Bridging
EVB Support in Server-Network Edge Virtualization
Reflective Relay
Automated VNIC Configuration in the Network
Improving Network and Server Efficiency by Using EVB
Installing EVB
How to Install EVB
Controlling Switching Between VMs Over the Same Physical Port
Enabling the VMs to Communicate Through an External Switch
Using LLDP to Manage the Communication Between VMs
Exchanging VNIC Information by Using VDP
How VDP Exchanges VNIC Information
Displaying VDP and ECP State and Statistics
Displaying the VDP State and Statistics
Displaying the Link Properties
Displaying ECP State and Statistics
Changing the Default EVB Configuration
How to Change the Default EVB Configuration
Chapter 5 About Elastic Virtual Switches
Overview of the Elastic Virtual Switch (EVS) Feature
Virtual Switches in Oracle Solaris
What Is the Oracle Solaris Elastic Virtual Switch Feature?
Benefits of Using EVS
Elastic Virtual Switch Resources
IP Network
Virtual Port
Namespace Management in EVS
EVS Components
EVS Manager
EVS Controller
EVS Clients
EVS Nodes
EVS Administrative Commands
evsadm Command
evsadm Subcommands for Managing an Elastic Virtual Switch
evsadm Subcommands for Managing an IPnet
evsadm Subcommands for Managing a VPort
evsadm Subcommands for Managing EVS Client Properties
evsadm Subcommands for Managing EVS Controller Properties
evsstat Command
dladm Command
zonecfg Command
Restrictions for Administering VNICs Connected to an Elastic Virtual Switch
Automatically Generated VXLAN Datalinks
Mandatory Packages for Using EVS
How EVS Works With Zones
Security Requirements for Using EVS
Chapter 6 Administering Elastic Virtual Switches
EVS Administration Tasks
Planning an Elastic Virtual Switch Configuration
Creating and Administering an EVS Controller
Mandatory Packages for an EVS Controller
Commands for Configuring an EVS Controller
Setting the EVS Controller
Displaying the EVS Controller
Setting Properties for an EVS Controller
Displaying Properties of an EVS Controller
Configuring an EVS Controller
Setting Up SSH Authentication
How to Set Up SSH Authentication Between an EVS Node and the EVS Controller
How to Set Up SSH Authentication Between the EVS Manager and the EVS Controller
How to Set Up SSH Authentication Between the EVS Controller and an EVS Node
How to Configure an EVS Controller
Configuring Elastic Virtual Switches
Mandatory Package for an Elastic Virtual Switch
Commands for Configuring an Elastic Virtual Switch
Creating an Elastic Virtual Switch
Adding an IPnet to an Elastic Virtual Switch
Adding a VPort to an Elastic Virtual Switch
How to Configure an Elastic Virtual Switch
Creating a VNIC for an Elastic Virtual Switch
How to Create a VNIC for an Elastic Virtual Switch
Creating a VNIC anet Resource for an Elastic Virtual Switch
Administering Elastic Virtual Switches, IPnets, and VPorts
Administering an Elastic Virtual Switch
Displaying Elastic Virtual Switch Information
Setting Properties for an Elastic Virtual Switch
Displaying Properties of an Elastic Virtual Switch
Administering an IPnet Configuration
Removing an IPnet
Displaying IPnets
Administering VPort Configuration
Setting Properties for a VPort
Displaying Properties of a VPort
Displaying VPorts
Resetting a VPort
Removing a VPort
Deleting an Elastic Virtual Switch
How to Delete an Elastic Virtual Switch
Monitoring Elastic Virtual Switches
Example Use Cases for Elastic Virtual Switches
Use Case: Configuring an Elastic Virtual Switch
Planning for the Elastic Virtual Switch Setup
EVS Manager Operations
Compute Node CN1 Operations
Compute Node CN2 Operations
Use Case: Configuring an Elastic Virtual Switch for a Tenant
Planning for the Elastic Virtual Switch Setup
EVS Manager Operations
Compute Node CN1 Operations
Compute Node CN2 Operations
Chapter 7 Managing Network Resources
Managing Network Resources by Using Datalink Properties
Commands for Allocating Resources in Datalinks
Managing NIC Rings
Allocating Rings in MAC Clients
Hardware-based Clients
Software-based Clients
Allocating Rings in VLANs
Commands for Configuring Rings
Displaying Ring Use and Ring Assignments on a Datalink
Configuring Clients and Allocating Rings
How to Configure Clients and Allocate Rings
Managing Pools and CPUs
Working With Pools and CPUs
Configuring a CPU Pool for a Datalink
How to Configure a CPU Pool for a Datalink
Allocating CPUs to a Datalink
How to Allocate CPUs to a Datalink
Managing Network Resources by Using Flows
Commands for Resource Allocation in Flows
Configuring Flows
How to Configure Flows
Use Case: Managing Network Resources by Setting Datalink and Flow Properties
Chapter 8 Monitoring Network Traffic and Resource Usage
Overview of Monitoring Network Traffic Statistics of Datalinks and Flows
Commands for Monitoring Network Traffic Statistics
Displaying Network Traffic Statistics of Links
Displaying Network Traffic Statistics of Network Devices
Displaying Network Traffic Statistics of Datalinks
Displaying Network Traffic Statistics of Link Aggregations
Displaying Network Traffic Statistics of Bridges
Displaying Network Traffic Statistics of Flows
Configuring Network Accounting for Network Traffic
How to Set Up Network Accounting
Displaying Historical Statistics on Network Traffic
Displaying Historical Network Traffic Statistics on Datalinks
Displaying Historical Network Traffic Statistics on Flows
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