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When an instance is created, a default Ethernet interface is attached to the system. This is the primary network interface You can create additional network interfaces and attach them to an instance.
Please note: Charon-SSP disables offloading parameters on the Ethernet interfaces it uses. This is required for proper functionality and good performance of the emulator. To allow this configuration to be correctly reflected in the underlying cloud instance NICs for versions before Charon-SSP 4.1.32, the correct networking type (HARDWARE ASSISTED (SR-IOV) NETWORKING) must be chosen when creating the instance. Please refer to Setting up an OCI Instance for Charon-SSP for more information.
Adding a New Network Interface to an Instance
The following steps are required to create a new network interface and to add it to an instance:
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| Open the list of compute instances and select your instance. | Click on Compute > Instances. Click on the instance name to open the instance details screen. |
| Select Attached VNICs in the Resources section on the left. | The screen shows the already attached VNICs. Click on Create VNIC to continue. This will open the VNIC creation window. |
| Add the necessary data to configure the VNIC. | In this window, add for example
Once you added all the desired information, click on Create VNIC. |
| Verify that the new interface has been attached to the instance. | The instance details section should now show the newly attached VNIC. Example: |
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Removing a VNIC from an Instance
To remove a VNIC from an instance, select the instance in the instance list and display the Attached VNICs in the Resources section.
Then click on the three dots next to the VNIC and select Delete.
Please note: the primary VNIC cannot be deleted.
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Address Assignment Information
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- it is automatically assigned a private IP address from the address range assigned to the subnet,
- the user can choose whether to assign a public IP address if the subnet is a public subnet.
Please note: Public IP addresses are not directly visible to the instance. The instance operating system always works with the private address. For external connections, the private address is mapped to the public IP address via NAT.
Reserved addresses (important, if manual address assignment is used):
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- 10.1.1.0: the network address
- 10.1.1.1: reserved by OCI for the default router
- 10.1.1.255: network broadcast address.
Other special addresses:
- 169.254.0.0/16: Reserved for OCI use.
Public IP addresses:
There are two types of public IP addresses (only available in public subnets):
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