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A
- active network mode
- verifying
Verifying the Active Network Mode
- aggregation
- DLMP
- exampleCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- virtualizing DLMP
- exampleConfiguring and Virtualizing DLMP Aggregations With VNICs
- aggregation descriptionKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- aggregations
- combining with VNICs
- use caseCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- anet resource propertiesCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
B
- basic network configuration
- summaryBasic Network Configuration in Oracle Solaris
- basic network configuration scenarios
- exampleBasic Network Configuration Scenario
- bridging descriptionKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- building blocks for network virtualizatonNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
C
- cloud
- configuring an EVS switchCreate an EVS Switch to Deploy the Cloud Workload
- creating by using EVSCombining Network Virtualization With Oracle VM Server for SPARC to Create a Cloud
Environment
- cloud architectureNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- utility computing modelNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- cloud environment
- combining network virtualization with Oracle Solaris VM Server for SPARCObjectives for Creating and Deploying a Cloud Environment
- configuring an Oracle Solaris VM Server for SPARC virtual deviceCreating Virtual Network Devices for Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains
- configuring an Oracle Solaris VM Server for SPARC virtual switchCreating an Oracle VM Server for SPARC Virtual Switch
- configuring Oracle Solaris VM Server for SPARCConfigure a Virtual Network on Oracle VM Server for SPARC Service and Guest Domains
- configuring zonesCreate Oracle Solaris Zones on the Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains
- cloud environments
- using for high availabilityCreating a Highly Available Virtual Network Stack for Cloud Environments
- cloud network
- description ofNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- cloud networking
- network virtualization strategiesNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- combining aggregations with VNICs
- illustrationCombining the Use of Aggregations With VNICs
- use caseCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- combining multiple networking features
- figure ofCombining Aggregations With VXLANs, VNICs, and an EVS Switch
- combining networking features
- networking strategiesNetworking Features by Functional Area
- commands for managing network resources
- dladmFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- configuring DNS
- exampleConfiguring DNS Through SMF
- configuring EVS controller propertiesConfiguring and Setting Properties for the EVS Controller
- configuring IP interfaces and addresses
- exampleConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- configuring naming services
- through SMFConfigure Naming Services Through SMF
- configuring NIS
- exampleConfiguring Multiple NIS Servers Through SMF
- configuring persistent default route
- exampleAdding a Persistent Default Route
- configuring static IP addresses
- exampleConfiguring a Static IP Address
- configuring zones
- Oracle VM Server for SPARCCreate Oracle Solaris Zones on the Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains
- controller
- creating elastic virtual switchesNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- setting EVS propertiesConfiguring and Setting Properties for the EVS Controller
- creating a cloud environment
- with EVSCombining Network Virtualization With Oracle VM Server for SPARC to Create a Cloud
Environment
- creating an EVS switchCreate an EVS Virtual Tenant Network (vswitch)
- connecting to a zoneCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- displaying configurationCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- creating DLMP aggregation
- use caseCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- creating elastic virtual switches
- EVS controllerNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
D
- Data Center Bridging (DCB)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- datalink configuration
- exampleConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- default route
- configuring persistently
- exampleAdding a Persistent Default Route
- deploying a cloud workload
- using an EVS switchCreate an EVS Switch to Deploy the Cloud Workload
- deploying workloads efficiently
- cloud networkingNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- description of a flowKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of a load balancer
- ILBKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of a trunk aggregationKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of a VLANKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of a VNIC
- Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of a VXLANKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of an aggregationKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of an DLMPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of an etherstubKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of bridgingKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of DCBKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of EVBKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of EVSKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of IP tunnelsKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of IPMP
- ILBKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of LLDPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- description of VRRPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- determining mappings between network interface names and physical interfaces
- exampleDetermining How Network Interface Names Map to Physical Interfaces
- displaying configuration information
- EVS switchCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- dladm
- commands for managing network resourcesFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- DLMP aggregation
- virtualizingConfiguring and Virtualizing DLMP Aggregations With VNICs
- DLMP descriptionKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- DNS
- configuring through SMFConfiguring DNS Through SMF
E
- Edge Virtual Bridging (EVB)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- elastic virtual switch
- installing packagesPerform Preliminary Tasks Prior to Creating an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- setting up a virtual tenant networkSetting Up an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- Elastic Virtual Switch (EVS)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- Elastic Virtual Switch feature
- network virtualization building blocksNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- etherstubKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- EVS
- anet resource propertiesCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- vportsCombining Aggregations With VXLANs, VNICs, and an EVS Switch
- EVS configuration
- descriptionCombining Aggregations With VXLANs, VNICs, and an EVS Switch
- EVS controller
- configuringConfiguring and Setting Properties for the EVS Controller
- creating elastic virtual switchesNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- EVS packages
- virtual tenant networkPerform Preliminary Tasks Prior to Creating an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- EVS switch
- creatingCreate an EVS Virtual Tenant Network (vswitch)
- creating and connecting to a zoneCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- deploying a cloud workloadCreate an EVS Switch to Deploy the Cloud Workload
- displaying configurationCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- using to create a cloud environmentCombining Network Virtualization With Oracle VM Server for SPARC to Create a Cloud
Environment
- evsadm command
- exampleCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- example
- adding a default persistent routeAdding a Persistent Default Route
- configuring DNSConfiguring DNS Through SMF
- configuring naming servicesConfigure Naming Services Through SMF
- configuring NISConfiguring Multiple NIS Servers Through SMF
- DLMP aggregationCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- EVS virtual tenant networkSetting Up an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- mapping network interface names to physical interfacesDetermining How Network Interface Names Map to Physical Interfaces
- network virtualization use caseCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- setting a system's host nameSet a System's Host Name
- static IP address configurationConfiguring a Static IP Address
- verifying active network modeVerifying the Active Network Mode
- virtualizing DLMP aggregationConfiguring and Virtualizing DLMP Aggregations With VNICs
- examples of basic network configuration
- datalink and IP interfacesConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- use casesBasic Network Configuration Scenario
- examples of datalink and IP interface configurationConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- examples of network configuration
- use casesNetwork Configuration Scenarios
F
- feature descriptions
- network administrationKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- features for managing network securityFeatures for Managing Network Security in Oracle Solaris
- flowadm
- managing network resourcesFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- flows
- Features for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- functional areas
- networking featuresNetwork Administration by Functional Area
H
- high availability
- combining aggregations with VNICsCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- networking features that supportNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- using cloud environmentsCreating a Highly Available Virtual Network Stack for Cloud Environments
- high availability examples
- combining aggregations with VNICsCombining the Use of Aggregations With VNICs
- host name
- how to setSet a System's Host Name
- hostname command
- exampleSet a System's Host Name
I
- Integrated Load Balancer (ILB)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- interface names
- mapping physical interface to network namesDetermining How Network Interface Names Map to Physical Interfaces
- IP configuration
- configuring static addressesConfiguring a Static IP Address
- IP interface and IP address configuration
- exampleConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- IP network multipathing (IPMP)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- IP tunnelKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
K
- key network administration featuresKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
L
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
M
- managing network resourcesFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- featuresFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- flowadmFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- flowsFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- managing virtual switches
- features in Oracle SolarisNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- mandatory package installation
- setting up an EVS virtual tenant networkPerform Preliminary Tasks Prior to Creating an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- mode used for configuration
- verifyingVerifying the Active Network Mode
N
- naming service configuration
- SMF commands
- exampleConfigure Naming Services Through SMF
- naming services
- configuring DNS
- exampleConfiguring DNS Through SMF
- configuring NIS
- exampleConfiguring Multiple NIS Servers Through SMF
- network administration
- by functional areaNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- network administration by functional area
- high availabilityNetworking Features by Functional Area
- network virtualizationNetworking Features by Functional Area
- performanceNetworking Features by Functional Area
- resource managementNetworking Features by Functional Area
- securityNetworking Features by Functional Area
- network administration feature descriptionsKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- network administration featuresHighlights of Network Administration in Oracle Solaris
- network configuration
- combining multiple networking features
- figure ofCombining Aggregations With VXLANs, VNICs, and an EVS Switch
- network configuration in Oracle Solaris
- summaryBasic Network Configuration in Oracle Solaris
- network configuration scenariosNetwork Configuration Scenarios
- network consolidation
- creating virtual private networksNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- network resources
- managingFeatures for Managing Network Resources in Oracle Solaris
- network security featuresFeatures for Managing Network Security in Oracle Solaris
- network stack
- description ofNetwork Administration Within the Oracle Solaris Network Protocol Stack
- network stack layers
- network administrationPhysical and Virtual Network Administration Within the Network Protocol Stack
- network storage
- networking features that supportNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- network virtualization
- combining Oracle VM Server for SPARC with zones and EVSObjectives for Creating and Deploying a Cloud Environment
- networking features that supportNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- network virtualization building blocksNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- network virtualization in Oracle Solaris
- descriptionSummary of Network Virtualization in Oracle Solaris
- network virtualization strategies
- cloud networkingNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- virtual private networksNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- workload consolidationNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- networking examples
- using aggregations with VNICs
- high availability featuresCombining the Use of Aggregations With VNICs
- networking feature descriptions
- aggregationKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- bridgingKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- DCBKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- DLMPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- etherstubKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- EVBKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- EVSKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- flowsKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- I/O virtualization (SR-IOV)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- ILB
- load balancerKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- IP tunnelsKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- IPMPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- LLDPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- trunk aggregationKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- virtual switchKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- VLANKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- VNICKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- VRRPKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- VXLANKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- networking features by network protocol stack layerPhysical and Virtual Network Administration Within the Network Protocol Stack
- NIS
- configuring through SMFConfiguring Multiple NIS Servers Through SMF
O
- Oracle Solaris network protocol stack
- description ofNetwork Administration Within the Oracle Solaris Network Protocol Stack
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC
- combining with network virtualizationCombining Network Virtualization With Oracle VM Server for SPARC to Create a Cloud
Environment
- configuring a virtual deviceCreating Virtual Network Devices for Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains
- configuring a virtual switchCreating an Oracle VM Server for SPARC Virtual Switch
- configuring service and guest domainsConfigure a Virtual Network on Oracle VM Server for SPARC Service and Guest Domains
- configuring zones on guest domainCreate Oracle Solaris Zones on the Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains
- network virtualizaton use caseObjectives for Creating and Deploying a Cloud Environment
P
- package installation
- EVSPerform Preliminary Tasks Prior to Creating an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- performance
- networking features that supportNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- physical interface names
- mapping to network interface names
- exampleDetermining How Network Interface Names Map to Physical Interfaces
- private virtual networks
- securityNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- using for testing and simulationNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- properties
- configuring for the EVS controllerConfiguring and Setting Properties for the EVS Controller
R
- resource management
- networking features that supportNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- resource properties
- anetEVS switchesCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- root I/O virtualization
- (SR-IOV)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- route
- configuring persistentlyAdding a Persistent Default Route
- route command
- exampleAdding a Persistent Default Route
S
- scenario
- setting up an EVS virtual tenant networkSetting Up an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- scenarios
- basic network configurationBasic Network Configuration Scenario
- combining aggregations with VNICs for high availabilityCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- configuring datalinksConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- network configurationNetwork Configuration Scenarios
- scenario
- zones and Oracle VM ServerObjectives for Creating and Deploying a Cloud Environment
- security
- creating private virtual networksNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- networking features that supportNetwork Administration by Functional Area
- security features
- networkingFeatures for Managing Network Security in Oracle Solaris
- setting host name
- exampleSet a System's Host Name
- SMF commands
- configuring naming servicesConfigure Naming Services Through SMF
- stack
- description of the network protocol stackNetwork Administration Within the Oracle Solaris Network Protocol Stack
- stack layers
- feature descriptionsPhysical and Virtual Network Administration Within the Network Protocol Stack
- static IP addresses
- configuring
- exampleConfiguring a Static IP Address
- strategies for network administration
- combining featuresNetworking Features by Functional Area
- strategies for network virtualizationNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- summary of basic network configurationBasic Network Configuration in Oracle Solaris
- summary of network virtualization in Oracle SolarisSummary of Network Virtualization in Oracle Solaris
- supported network administration featuresHighlights of Network Administration in Oracle Solaris
- switches
- virtualKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
T
- testing and simulation
- creating private virtual networksNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- trunk aggregation descriptionKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- tunnels
- description ofKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
U
- use case
- combining aggregations with VNICsCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- creating DLMP aggregationCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- setting up an EVS virtual tenant networkSetting Up an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- virtualizing DLMP aggregationConfiguring and Virtualizing DLMP Aggregations With VNICs
- use cases
- basic network configurationBasic Network Configuration Scenario
- configuring datalinks and IP interfacesConfigure Datalinks, IP Interfaces, and IP Addresses
- network configurationNetwork Configuration Scenarios
- using multiple networking featuresNetworking Features by Functional Area
- utility computing model
- cloud networkingNetwork Virtualization Strategies
V
- verifying active network mode
- exampleVerifying the Active Network Mode
- virtual device
- configuring Oracle VM Server for SPARCCreating Virtual Network Devices for Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains
- virtual eXtensible area network (VXLAN)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- virtual local area network (VLAN)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- virtual network
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC configurationConfigure a Virtual Network on Oracle VM Server for SPARC Service and Guest Domains
- virtual network interface card (VNIC)
- virtual NICKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- virtual network stack
- cloud environments
- high availabilityCreating a Highly Available Virtual Network Stack for Cloud Environments
- virtual private networks
- network consolidationNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- strategies for network virtualizationNetwork Virtualization Strategies
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)Key Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- virtual switch
- configuring Oracle VM Server for SPARCCreating an Oracle VM Server for SPARC Virtual Switch
- connecting to a zone
- EVSCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- creating a virtual tenant network
- EVSCreate an EVS Virtual Tenant Network (vswitch)
- network virtualization building blocksKey Oracle Solaris Network Administration Features
- virtual switches
- managing
- EVSNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- network virtualization building blocksNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- virtual tenant network
- configuring the EVS controller
- exampleConfiguring and Setting Properties for the EVS Controller
- creating an EVS switch
- connecting to a zone exampleCreating and Connecting a Zone to an EVS Switch
- exampleCreate an EVS Virtual Tenant Network (vswitch)
- EVS use case
- exampleSetting Up an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- installing packages
- examplePerform Preliminary Tasks Prior to Creating an EVS Virtual Tenant Network
- VNICs
- combining with aggregationsCombining Aggregations With VNICs for High Availability
- network virtualization building blocksNetwork Virtualization Building Blocks
- vports
- EVSCombining Aggregations With VXLANs, VNICs, and an EVS Switch
- VXLANs
- using with EVS configurationCombining Aggregations With VXLANs, VNICs, and an EVS Switch
W
- workload consolidation
- network virtualization strategiesNetwork Virtualization Strategies
Z
- zones
- deploying in a cloud environmentCreate Oracle Solaris Zones on the Oracle VM Server for SPARC Guest Domains