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Learn how to install, configure, and operate the Vyatta Network Operating System (Vyatta NOS) and Orchestrator, which help drive our virtual networking and physical platforms portfolio.

Command dependencies

Some of the hardware-binding commands must be run with other hardware-binding commands; otherwise, commit fails.

The following examples show the commands that you can run individually and those that you must run with other commands:
  • The following command binds dp0s5 to the NIC at the 0:00:05.0 PCI address.

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s5 hardware pci-address 0:00:05.0

  • The following command binds dp0s7 to port 0 on a system that has a single NIC.

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s7 hardware port 0

  • The following command binds dp0s9 to the NIC whose MAC address is b0:03:f4:02:02:05.

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s9 hardware mac b0:03:f4:02:02:05

  • The following command binds dp0s10 to the onboard NIC whose firmware index is 39.

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s10 hardware firmware-index 39

  • The following commands bind dp0s6 to function 0 of the NIC in PCI slot 6.

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s6 hardware pci-slot 6

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s6 hardware pci-function 0

  • The following commands bind dp0s8 to port 0 of the NIC in PCI slot 8.

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s8 hardware pci-slot 8

    set interfaces dataplane dp0s8 hardware dev-port 0