Networking::Interfaces::BundleState

Introduced : BIG-IP_v10.2.4
This enum represents the bundle state of the interface, a parameter that is only used on interfaces which can act as bundles. An interface bundle is a collection of interfaces which work as a single interface in order to support the aggregate bandwidth of all of them. For example, QSFP+ interfaces form a 40Gbps interface bundle out of 4 SFP+ interfaces. Note: bundles were introduced in BIP-IP v10.2.4 and v11.2.0; intervening releases precede the engineering of this feature and may not support it.

Members

Member

Value

Description

INTERFACE_BUNDLE_UNKNOWN

0

This value reflects a setting which is unknown or unsupported by iControl.

INTERFACE_BUNDLE_NOT_SUPPORTED

1

This value indicates that the interface is not a bundle interface at all.

INTERFACE_BUNDLE_ENABLED

2

Indicates the interface is a bundle and the bundle is enabled. That is, the interface is actually a collection of interfaces acting as one.

INTERFACE_BUNDLE_DISABLED

3

Indicates the interface is a bundle, but the bundle is disabled so bundle members are working as individual interfaces.


See Also

iControl ::
iControl :: Networking :: Interfaces

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