attachNetworkInterface
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Can be used in a VPC environment.
Overview
This assigns a network interface to the server instance. You can assign up to three network interfaces, including the server instance's default network interface.
Request
Request parameters
| Parameter name | Required | Type | Restrictions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| regionCode | No | String | Region code You can decide the region of the network interface to be assigned. regionCode can be obtained through the getRegionList action. Default: Select the first region of the getRegionList search results | |
| subnetNo | Yes | String | Subnet number This determines the subnet of the network interface to be assigned. subnetNo can be obtained through the getSubnetList action. | |
| networkInterfaceNo | Yes | String | The number of the network interface to be assigned networkInterfaceNo can be obtained through the getNetworkInterfaceList action. | |
| serverInstanceNo | Yes | String | Server instance number This determines the server instance to which a network interface will be assigned. serverInstanceNo can be obtained through the getServerInstanceList action. | |
| responseFormatType | No | String | Format type of the response results Options : xml | json Default : xml |
Response
Response body
Example
Request Example
GET {API_URL}/attachNetworkInterface
?regionCode=KR
&subnetNo=***43
&networkInterfaceNo=***87
&serverInstanceNo=***4299
Response Example
<attachNetworkInterfaceResponse>
<requestId>1a73c4ba-2a34-4849-bf2a-4d55fd5a7814</requestId>
<returnCode>0</returnCode>
<returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
<totalRows>1</totalRows>
<networkInterfaceList>
<networkInterface>
<networkInterfaceNo>***87</networkInterfaceNo>
<networkInterfaceName>test-***</networkInterfaceName>
<subnetNo>***43</subnetNo>
<deleteOnTermination>false</deleteOnTermination>
<isDefault>false</isDefault>
<deviceName>eth1</deviceName>
<networkInterfaceStatus>
<code>SET</code>
<codeName>set</codeName>
</networkInterfaceStatus>
<instanceType>
<code>VSVR</code>
<codeName>Server (VPC)</codeName>
</instanceType>
<instanceNo>***4299</instanceNo>
<ip>***.***.1.7</ip>
<macAddress>F2:20:***:***:8A:F5</macAddress>
<accessControlGroupNoList/>
<networkInterfaceDescription></networkInterfaceDescription>
<secondaryIpList></secondaryIpList>
</networkInterface>
</networkInterfaceList>
</attachNetworkInterfaceResponse>
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