A.19 create BondPort

A.19 create BondPort
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Creates a bond port.

Syntax

create BondPort addressType= { none | staticIp | dynamic } ethernetPort1=value ethernetPort2=value mode= { activeBackup | linkAggregation | adaptiveLoadBalancing } mtu=value [ipAddress=value] [netMask=value] name=value [description=value] on Server instance

Where instance is:

{ id=id | name=name }

Description

This command creates a bond port on an Oracle VM Server .

Options

The following table shows the available options for this command.

Option	Description
`addressType=` { `none` \| `staticIp` \| `dynamic` }	The IP address type.
`ethernetPort1=value`	The name or ID of the Ethernet port.
`ethernetPort2=value`	The name or ID of the Ethernet port.
`mode=` { `activeBackup` \| `linkAggregation` \| `adaptiveLoadBalancing` }	The network bonding mode.
`mtu=value`	The MTU value.
`ipAddress=value`	The IP address.
`netMask=value`	The netmask.
`name=value`	A name to identify the bond.
`description=value`	Optional description for the bond.
{ `id=id` \| `name=name` }	The instance of the object using either the `id` or `name` option, for example `name=MyServer`.

Note

Any create command only creates a single instance of an object, and therefore only accepts a single object instance as an attribute. Providing more than one object of the same attribute type as a parameter always results in the last attribute value taking precedence.

Examples

Example A.26 Creating a bond port

OVM> create BondPort addressType=none ethernetPort1=0004fb000020000095d52158dc7056b9 \
  ethernetPort2=0004fb000020000080ea2d6e38bbc838 mode=linkAggregation mtu=1500 
  name='Bond Port 2' on Server name=MyServer

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