[--may-exist] lsp-add switch port
Creates on lswitch a new logical switch port named port.
It is an error if a logical port named port already
exists, unless --may-exist is specified. Regardless of
--may-exist, it is an error if the existing port is in
some logical switch other than switch or if it has a
parent port.
[--may-exist] lsp-add switch port parent tag_request
Creates on switch a logical switch port named port that is
a child of parent that is identified with VLAN ID
tag_request, which must be between 0 and 4095, inclusive.
If tag_request is 0, ovn-northd generates a tag that is
unique in the scope of parent. This is useful in cases
such as virtualized container environments where Open
vSwitch does not have a direct connection to the
container's port and it must be shared with the virtual
machine's port.
It is an error if a logical port named port already
exists, unless --may-exist is specified. Regardless of
--may-exist, it is an error if the existing port is not in
switch or if it does not have the specified parent and
tag_request.
[--if-exists] lsp-del port
Deletes port. It is an error if port does not exist,
unless --if-exists is specified.
lsp-list switch
Lists all the logical switch ports within switch on
standard output, one per line.
lsp-get-parent port
If set, get the parent port of port. If not set, print
nothing.
lsp-get-tag port
If set, get the tag for port traffic. If not set, print
nothing.
lsp-set-addresses port [address]...
Sets the addresses associated with port to address. Each
address should be one of the following:
an Ethernet address, optionally followed by a space and
one or more IP addresses
OVN delivers packets for the Ethernet address to
this port.
unknown
OVN delivers unicast Ethernet packets whose
destination MAC address is not in any logical
port's addresses column to ports with address
unknown.
dynamic
Use this keyword to make ovn-northd generate a
globally unique MAC address and choose an unused
IPv4 address with the logical port's subnet and
store them in the port's dynamic_addresses column.
router Accepted only when the type of the logical switch
port is router. This indicates that the Ethernet,
IPv4, and IPv6 addresses for this logical switch
port should be obtained from the connected logical
router port, as specified by router-port in
lsp-set-options.
Multiple addresses may be set. If no address argument is
given, port will have no addresses associated with it.
lsp-get-addresses port
Lists all the addresses associated with port on standard
output, one per line.
lsp-set-port-security port [addrs]...
Sets the port security addresses associated with port to
addrs. Multiple sets of addresses may be set by using
multiple addrs arguments. If no addrs argument is given,
port will not have port security enabled.
Port security limits the addresses from which a logical
port may send packets and to which it may receive packets.
See the ovn-nb(5) documentation for the port_security
column in the Logical_Switch_Port table for details.
lsp-get-port-security port
Lists all the port security addresses associated with port
on standard output, one per line.
lsp-get-up port
Prints the state of port, either up or down.
lsp-set-enabled port state
Set the administrative state of port, either enabled or
disabled. When a port is disabled, no traffic is allowed
into or out of the port.
lsp-get-enabled port
Prints the administrative state of port, either enabled or
disabled.
lsp-set-type port type
Set the type for the logical port. The type must be one of
the following:
(empty string)
A VM (or VIF) interface.
router A connection to a logical router.
localnet
A connection to a locally accessible network from
each ovn-controller instance. A logical switch can
only have a single localnet port attached. This is
used to model direct connectivity to an existing
network.
localport
A connection to a local VIF. Traffic that arrives
on a localport is never forwarded over a tunnel to
another chassis. These ports are present on every
chassis and have the same address in all of them.
This is used to model connectivity to local
services that run on every hypervisor.
l2gateway
A connection to a physical network.
vtep A port to a logical switch on a VTEP gateway.
lsp-get-type port
Get the type for the logical port.
lsp-set-options port [key=value]...
Set type-specific key-value options for the logical port.
lsp-get-options port
Get the type-specific options for the logical port.
lsp-set-dhcpv4-options port dhcp_options
Set the DHCPv4 options for the logical port. The
dhcp_options is a UUID referring to a set of DHCP options
in the DHCP_Options table.
lsp-get-dhcpv4-options port
Get the configured DHCPv4 options for the logical port.
lsp-set-dhcpv6-options port dhcp_options
Set the DHCPv6 options for the logical port. The
dhcp_options is a UUID referring to a set of DHCP options
in the DHCP_Options table.
lsp-get-dhcpv6-options port
Get the configured DHCPv6 options for the logical port.
lsp-get-ls port
Get the logical switch which the port belongs to.
