The dladm show-linkprop command shows the assignment of datalinks to running exclusive-IP zones.
You must be assigned the Network Management rights profile. The root role has all of these rights.
For more information, see Using Your Assigned Administrative Rights in Securing Users and Processes in Oracle Solaris 11.3.
global$ dladm show-linkprop
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 --
Device physical locations are shown in the LOCATION field. To view the datalink 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