How to Use dladm show-linkprop - Creating and Using Oracle® Solaris Zones

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How to Use `dladm` `show-linkprop`

The dladm command can be used with the show-linkprop subcommand to show the assignment of data-links to running exclusive-IP zones.

You must be the global administrator or a user granted the appropriate authorizations in the global zone to administer data-links.

Become an administrator.
For more information, see Using Your Assigned Administrative Rights in Securing Users and Processes in Oracle Solaris 11.2 .
Show the assignment of data-links on the system.
```
global# dladm show-linkprop
```

Example 11-1 Viewing Zone data-link Assignment

```
global# dladm show-linkprop
```

Note that the net0 link is assigned to the zone vzl-100.

global# dladm show-linkprop
LINK     PROPERTY        PERM VALUE        EFFECTIVE    DEFAULT   POSSIBLE
net2     speed           r-   10           10           10        --
...
vzl-100/net0 autopush    rw   --           --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 zone        rw   vzl-100      vzl-100      --        --
vzl-100/net0 state       r-   up           up           up        up,down
vzl-100/net0 mtu         rw   1500         1500         1500      576-1500
vzl-100/net0 maxbw       rw   --           --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 cpus        rw   --           0-3,8-11     --        --
vzl-100/net0 rxfanout    rw   --           8            1         --
vzl-100/net0 pool        rw   --           --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 priority    rw   high         high         high      low,medium,
                                                                  high
vzl-100/net0 tagmode     rw   vlanonly     vlanonly     vlanonly  normal,
                                                                  vlanonly
vzl-100/net0 protection  rw   mac-nospoof  mac-nospoof  --        mac-nospoof,
                                                                  restricted,
                                                                  ip-nospoof,
                                                                  dhcp-nospoof
vzl-100/net0 mac-address rw   0:16:3e:86:11:f5 0:16:3e:86:11:f5 0:16:3e:86:11:f5 --
vzl-100/net0 allowed-ips rw   --           --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 allowed-dhcp-cids rw --       --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 rxrings     rw   --           --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 txrings     rw   --           --           --        sw,hw
vzl-100/net0 txringsavail r-  0            0            --        --
vzl-100/net0 rxringsavail r-  0            0            --        --
vzl-100/net0 rxhwclntavail r- 0            0            --        --
vzl-100/net0 txhwclntavail r- 0            0            --        --
vzl-100/net0 vsi-typeid  rw   --           116          --        --
vzl-100/net0 vsi-vers    rw   --           0            --        --
vzl-100/net0 vsi-mgrid   rw   --           ::           --        --
vzl-100/net0 vsi-mgrid-enc rw --           oracle_v1    oracle_v1 none,
                                                                  oracle_v1
vzl-100/net0 lro         rw   off          off          auto      on,off,auto
vzl-100/net0 cos         rw   --           --           0         --
vzl-100/net0 etsbw-lcl   rw   --           --           0         --
vzl-100/net0 etsbw-rmt   r-   --           --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 etsbw-lcl-advice r- --        --           --        --
vzl-100/net0 etsbw-rmt-advice rw --        --           0         --

Example 11-2 How to Display the Data-Link Name and Physical Location When Using Vanity Naming

Device physical locations are shown in the LOCATION field. To view the data-link name and physical location information for a device, use the –L option.

global# dladm show-phys -L
LINK         DEVICE        LOCATION
net0         net0       MB
net1         net1       MB
net2         net2       MB
net3         net3       MB
net4         ibp0          MB/RISER0/PCIE0/PORT1
net5         ibp1          MB/RISER0/PCIE0/PORT2
net6         eoib2         MB/RISER0/PCIE0/PORT1/cloud-nm2gw-2/1A-ETH-2
net7         eoib4         MB/RISER0/PCIE0/PORT2/cloud-nm2gw-2/1A-ETH-2