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Available in VPC
Overview
Create a network interface.
Request
Request parameters
| Parameter name | Requirement status | Type | Restrictions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| regionCode | No | String | - Region code You can decide the region in which the network interface will be created. You can obtain regionCode through the getRegionList action Default: Selects the first region of the getRegionList query results | |
| vpcNo | Yes | String | - VPC number Determines the VPC where the network interface will be created vpcNo can be obtained via the getVpcList action | |
| subnetNo | Yes | String | - Subnet number Determines the subnet where the network interface will be created. subnetNo can be obtained via the getSubnetList action | |
| networkInterfaceName | No | String | Min : 3, Max : 30 Only lowercase English letters, numbers, and "-" are allowed, and it must start with an English letter. It must end with an English letter or number | - The name of the network interface to be created Default: NAVER Cloud Platform automatically assigns it. |
| accessControlGroupNoList.N | Yes | List<String> | Min: 1, Max: 3 | - List of ACG numbers to be applied to a network interface Up to 3 ACGs can be applied accessControlGroupNo can be obtained via the getAccessControlGroupList action ex) accessControlGroupNoList.1=1234&accessControlGroupNoList.2=2345 |
| serverInstanceNo | No | String | - List of ACG numbers to be applied to a network interface It can only be assigned to a server when the network interface to be created is a network interface of a private subnet. serverInstanceNo can be obtained via the getServerInstanceList action | |
| ip | No | String | - IP address You can manually enter the IP address to assign to the network interface. You can manually enter the IP address to assign to the network interface. The 0–5th and last IP addresses of the subnet cannot be used, and duplicate IP addresses cannot be used in the subnet range Default: The IP addresses that satisfy the conditions are assigned sequentially. ex) 192.168.0.6 | |
| isBareMetal | No | Boolean | - Whether the network interface is for bare metal servers If it set to true, a network interface for bare metal servers is created. In this case, the server can be created only when the server is specified (serverInstanceNo parameter is required) If it is set to false, a general network interface is created In a general subnet, it is impossible to create a network interface for bare metal servers Default: create a general network interface | |
| secondaryIpList.N | No | List<String> | Min: 0, Max: 5 | - List of secondary IPs You can add private IPs that are included in the IP address range of the selected subnet as secondary IPs. Up to 5 secondary IPs including the number of secondaryIpCount can be added IP addresses already in use in the selected subnet can't be used. It is possible to use the explicit reassignment function through the assignSecondaryIps action after the network interface is created ex) secondaryIpList.1=192.168.0.1&secondaryIpList.2=192.168.0.2 |
| secondaryIpCount | No | Integer | Min : 0, Max : 5 | - Number of automatically assigned secondary IPs A specified number of secondary IPs can be assigned automatically. Private IPs that are not being used in the selected subnet gets assigned sequentially. A specified number of secondary IPs can be assigned automatically |
| networkInterfaceDescription | No | String | Min : 0, Max : 1000 Bytes | The description of the network interface to be created |
| responseFormatType | No | String | - Format type of the response result Options : xml | json Default : xml |
Response
Response bodies
예시
Request examples
GET {API_URL}/createNetworkInterface
?regionCode=KR
&vpcNo=***04
&subnetNo=***43
&networkInterfaceName=test-***
&accessControlGroupNoList.1=***63
&serverInstanceNo=***4299
&ip=***.***.1.7
&secondaryIpList.1=***.***.1.8
&secondaryIpCount=1
Response examples
<createNetworkInterfaceResponse>
<requestId>18e8b085-c6bc-4953-9ec7-9cdf43236c59</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>USED</code>
<codeName>used </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>
<accessControlGroupNo>***63</accessControlGroupNo>
</accessControlGroupNoList>
<networkInterfaceDescription></networkInterfaceDescription>
<secondaryIpList>
<secondaryIp>***.***.1.8</secondaryIp>
<secondaryIp>***.***.1.9</secondaryIp>
</secondaryIpList>
</networkInterface>
</networkInterfaceList>
</createNetworkInterfaceResponse>
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