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.. _ethernet-interface-configuration:
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.. partner only ?
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Ethernet Interface Configuration
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================================
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You can review and modify the configuration for physical or virtual Ethernet
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interfaces using the OpenStack Horizon Web interface or the CLI.
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.. _ethernet-interface-configuration-section-N1001F-N1001C-N10001:
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Physical Ethernet Interfaces
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The physical Ethernet interfaces on |prod-os| nodes are configured to use the
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following networks:
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.. _ethernet-interface-configuration-ul-lk1-b4j-zq:
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-   the internal management network
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-   the internal cluster host network (by default sharing the same L2
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    interface as the internal management network)
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-   the external |OAM| network
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-   one or more data networks
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A single interface can optionally be configured to support more than one
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network using |VLAN| tagging (see :ref:`Shared (VLAN or Multi-Netted) Ethernet
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Interfaces
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<network-planning-shared-vlan-or-multi-netted-ethernet-interfaces>`).
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.. _ethernet-interface-configuration-section-N10059-N1001C-N10001:
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Virtual Ethernet Interfaces
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The virtual Ethernet interfaces for guest |VMs| running on |prod-os| are
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defined when an instance is launched. They connect the |VM| to project
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networks, which are virtual networks defined over data networks, which in turn
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are abstractions associated with physical interfaces assigned to physical
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networks on the compute nodes.
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The following virtual network interfaces are available:
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.. _ethernet-interface-configuration-ul-amy-z5z-zs:
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-   |AVP|
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-   ne2k_pci (NE2000 Emulation)
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-   pcnet (AMD PCnet/|PCI| Emulation)
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-   rtl8139 (Realtek 8139 Emulation)
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-   virtio (VirtIO Network)
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-   pci-passthrough (|PCI| Passthrough Device)
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-   pci-sriov (|SRIOV| device)
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Unmodified guests can use Linux networking and virtio drivers. This provides a
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mechanism to bring existing applications into the production environment
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immediately.
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.. xbooklink For more information about |AVP| drivers, see OpenStack VNF Integration: :ref:`Accelerated Virtual Interfaces <accelerated-virtual-interfaces>`.
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|prod-os| incorporates |DPDK|-Accelerated Neutron Virtual Router L3 Forwarding
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\(AVR). Accelerated forwarding is used for directly attached project networks
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and subnets, as well as for gateway, |SNAT| and floating IP functionality.
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|prod-os| also supports direct guest access to |NICs| using |PCI| passthrough
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or |SRIOV|, with enhanced |NUMA| scheduling options compared to standard
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OpenStack. This offers very high performance, but because access is not managed
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by |prod-os| or the vSwitch process, there is no support for live migration,
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|prod-os|-provided |LAG|, host interface monitoring, |QoS|, or ACL. If |VLANs|
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are used, they must be managed by the guests.
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For further performance improvements, |prod-os| supports direct access to
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|PCI|-based hardware accelerators, such as the Coleto Creek encryption
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accelerator from Intel. |prod-os| manages the allocation of |SRIOV| VFs to
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|VMs|, and provides intelligent scheduling to optimize |NUMA| node affinity.
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   .. include:: /_includes/ethernet-interface-configuration.rest
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