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| 2_x:datamodel:teemip-virtualization-mgmt [2023/11/03 11:30] – cnaud | 2_x:datamodel:teemip-virtualization-mgmt [2023/11/03 11:41] (current) – [Virtual Machine] cnaud | ||
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| This computed tab provides you with an overview on all IPs hosted by the virtual machine. | This computed tab provides you with an overview on all IPs hosted by the virtual machine. | ||
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| This allow you to have an overview on all interfaces and all IPs hosted by the hypervisor. | This allow you to have an overview on all interfaces and all IPs hosted by the hypervisor. | ||
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| ===== Logical Interface ===== | ===== Logical Interface ===== | ||
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| The attribute MAC address is replaced by one that supports multiple MAC address formats. | The attribute MAC address is replaced by one that supports multiple MAC address formats. | ||
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| - | MAC address | + | MAC addresses |
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| There is no limitation in the number of IPv4s and / or IPv6s that a logical interface can host. | There is no limitation in the number of IPv4s and / or IPv6s that a logical interface can host. | ||
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