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Port name formatting
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Some node like qemu allow you to personnalize the name of ports in order to match the name of the interfaces inside the emulator.
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Simple syntax
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The first {} will be replace by the interface number
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For example: "eth{}" will give:
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* eth0
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* eth1
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* eth2
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Or more verbose "eth{port0}" and "eth{0}" will do the same.
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Use segments
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Segment allow you to split your interface in multiple ports
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For example "Ethernet{segment0}/{port0}" with a segment size of 3:
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* Ethernet0/0
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* Ethernet0/1
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* Ethernet0/2
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* Ethernet1/0
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* Ethernet1/1
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You can also change the start number.
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For example "Ethernet{segment1}/{port1}" with a segment size of 3:
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* Ethernet1/1
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* Ethernet1/2
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* Ethernet1/3
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* Ethernet2/1
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* Ethernet2/2
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This work from port0 to port9 if you need a bigger range ask us.
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