Hi Qian,
>> systen network list
List of all the IP networks across your system. Like your host or pod networks. Basically each network here defines a network type that you
would assign to interfaces below. For e.g. you can leverage this to separate networks etc.
>> system interface-network list
List of interfaces (logical interface names) like OAM/MGMT/CLUSTER on a specifc host. Each interface will be using a specifc network name (from
your system network-list). To understand to what physical interface it is mapped on the host you can use with system host-if-list <node uuid/name>
>> system datanetwork list
List of datanetworks available on the system. Basically a data network type either you want to assign it as flat or vlan etc.
>> system interface-datanetwork list
List of data interfaces (logical data interface names) on a specific system/host and you can know how they are mapped to the above data networks.
To understand to what physical interface it is mapped on the specific host you can use with system host-if-list <node uuid/name>
Regards,
Venkata Veldanda
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Hi, Ezpeer
Thanks very much, however I am very confused with some starlingx network concepts. From the system command, we see,
systen network list
system interface-network list
system datanetwork list
system interface-datanetwork list
Could you tell me concepts of these network/datanetwork/interface-network? Or any available materials about the system networks?