NetworkInstance¶

Keys

• name

Children

• afts
• config
• connection_points
• encapsulation
• fdb
• inter_instance_policies
• interfaces
• mpls
• protocols
• segment_routing
• state
• table_connections
• tables
• vlans

class NetworkInstances.NetworkInstance¶

Bases: Entity

Class Hierarchy: NetworkInstances NetworkInstance

This class represents configuration data.

Network instances configured on the local system

name(key)¶

A unique name identifying the network instance

type: str

refers to: name

fdb¶

Operational state and configuration parameters relating to the forwarding database of the network instance

type: Fdb

config¶

Configuration parameters relating to a network instance

type: Config

state¶

Operational state parameters relating to a network instance

type: State

config: False

encapsulation¶

Configuration parameters relating to the encapsulation used for the network instance

type: Encapsulation

inter_instance_policies¶

Policies dictating how RIB or FIB entries are imported to and exported from this instance

type: InterInstancePolicies

table_connections¶

Policies dictating how RIB or FIB entries are propagated between tables

type: TableConnections

interfaces¶

The interfaces that are associated with this network instance

type: Interfaces

tables¶

The routing tables that are managed by this network instance

type: Tables

connection_points¶

The set of connection points within a forwarding instance

type: ConnectionPoints

mpls¶

Anchor point for mpls configuration and operational data

type: Mpls

segment_routing¶

Configuration and operational state parameters relating to segment routing

type: SegmentRouting

vlans¶

Container for VLAN configuration and state variables

type: Vlans

afts¶

The abstract forwarding tables (AFTs) that are associated with the network instance. An AFT is instantiated per-protocol running within the network-instance - such that one exists for IPv4 Unicast, IPv6 Unicast, MPLS, L2 forwarding entries, etc. A forwarding entry within the FIB has a set of next-hops, which may be a reference to an entry within another table - e.g., where a Layer 3 next-hop has an associated Layer 2 forwarding entry

type: Afts

protocols¶

The routing protocols that are enabled for this network-instance

type: Protocols