A vNET Reservation enables the user to reserve an IP address for an instance.
This command enables you to add a new vNET Reservation.
Syntax
oracle-compute add vnetreservation name vnet [--ip]
Parameters and Options
The following parameters are specific to this command. You can also use the common options described in General Command Options.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | A unique hierarchical name for vNET Reservation . For example, /mytenant/public/myvnetreservation
Object names can contain only alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and periods. Object names are case-sensitive. |
| vnet | vNET name from where the IP address will be reserved |
| --ip | (Optional) IP address allocated for this IP entry. By default, a random IP address will be taken from the vNET IP range. If an IP address is specified, then the API will attempt to allocate the specified address from the vNET pool. |
Example
$ oracle-compute add vnetreservation /mytenant/public/res1 /mytenant/public/IPoIB --ip 192.0.10.4
This command enables you to delete a specific vNET Reservation
Syntax
oracle-compute delete vnetreservation name
Parameters and Options
The following parameters are specific to this command. You can also use the common options described in General Command Options.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | Unique hierarchical name for the vNET Reservation. For example, /mytenant/public/myvnetreservation |
Example
$ oracle-compute delete vnetreservation /mytenant/public/res1
This command enables you to discover all the vNET Reservations listed in a specific container or subcontainer.
Syntax
oracle-compute discover vnetreservation container
Parameters and Options
The following parameters are specific to this command. You can also use the common options described in General Command Options.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| container | Hierarchical name-space for vNET Reservation. |
Example
$ oracle-compute discover vnetreservation /mytenant/public/
Sample Output
$ oracle-compute discover vnetreservation /mytenant/public/ entry /mytenant/public/myreserve /mytenant/public/mysecondreserve
This command enables you to retrieve information for a specific vNET Reservation.
Syntax
oracle-compute get vnetreservation name
Parameters and Options
The following parameters are specific to this command. You can also use the common options described in General Command Options.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | A unique hierarchical name for vNET Reservation. For example, /mytenant/public/myreservation |
Example
$ oracle-compute get vnetreservation /mytenant/public/myreserve
Sample Output
$ oracle-compute get vnetreservation /mytenant/public/myreserve -Fname,vnet,ip,used name vnet ip used /mytenant/public/myreserve /mytenant/public/vnet_1 192.0.10.17 False
This command enables you to retrieve information for all the vNET Reservations in a specific container.
Syntax
oracle-compute list vnetreservation name [--ip] [--quota]
Parameters and Options
The following parameters are specific to this command. You can also use the common options described in General Command Options.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | A unique hierarchical name for vNET Reservation . For example, /mytenant/public/myvnetreservation |
| --ip | (Optional) IP address allocated for the reservation |
| --quota | (Optional) The quota against which this reservation is created |
Example
$ oracle-compute list vnetreservation /mytenant/public
Sample Output
$ oracle-compute list vnetreservation /mytenant/public -Fname,vnet,ip,used name vnet ip used /mytenant/public/myreserve /mytenant/public/vnet_ 192.0.12.17 False /mytenant/public/mysecondreserve /mytenant/public/vnet_ 192.0.12.18 False$