On Feb 9, 2017 10:20 PM, "Mark Shuttleworth" <[email protected]> wrote:
On 09/02/17 17:41, Lloyd Parkes wrote: > The name "vlan-5005" is just an internal name that MAAS made up for > your subnet. Whoa, that's unexpected. If we're making stuff up we should make it look more made-up than that :) Perhaps 'segment-f4s3t3' would be a better-looking made-up name for a slice of network? It's actually a meaningful name; the '5005' in that example correlates directly with the VLAN ID, which should make it relatively easy to find its context via the MAAS API if necessary (or the UI, if you feel like browsing to a subnet and then manually changing the number at the end of the URL bar). Note that MAAS deliberately starts numbering its VLAN identifiers > 5000 so that we avoid confusing the surrogate key with a VID like you would see on the wire. Regards, Mike
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