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Synopsis
Creates a new network set resource that groups Ethernet networks for assignment to server profile connections.Syntax
Description
New-OVNetworkSet creates a network set that bundles multiple Ethernet networks into a single object. When a network set is assigned to a server profile connection, the server can access all member networks through that one connection. The hypervisor or operating system handles per-VLAN traffic using 802.1Q tagging.
One member network can be designated as the untagged (native) VLAN by specifying it with -UntaggedNetwork. Traffic sent on that network does not carry a VLAN tag, which is required for operating systems that do not support 802.1Q trunking.
Bandwidth limits apply to the network set as a whole and are shared across all member networks.
Parameters
The name for the new network set.
One or more Ethernet network objects (from
Get-OVNetwork) to include in the network set. You can also pass an array of network objects.The Ethernet network to designate as the untagged (native) VLAN. This network must also be included in the
-Networks list. Traffic on this network is sent untagged.Aliases: -untagged, -native, -untaggedNetworkUri.Creates a large network set. Large network sets support more than 128 networks and are designed for environments requiring extensive VLAN trunking.
The preferred bandwidth allocation for this network set, in Mb/s. Valid range: 2–50000. Default: 2500.
The maximum bandwidth allocation for this network set, in Mb/s. Valid range: 2–50000. Default: 10000.
The appliance connection object or name. Defaults to the default connected session.
Examples
Create a network set from existing networks
Create a network set with custom bandwidth and untagged network
Create a large network set
Output
HPEOneView.Networking.NetworkSet object representing the newly created network set.