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Provides an overview of how Cloud Server NIC functions work in MCP 2.0 For MCP 1.0 specifics, please see Introduction to Cloud Server NICs in MCP 1.0 |
Overview
In MCP 2.0, each Cloud Server can have one to ten virtual NICs. Each NIC must be associated with a different VLAN within the Cloud Network Domain. You cannot deploy multiple NICs for a single Cloud Server onto the same VLAN. Each NIC has a unique MAC address so that you can positively identify the NIC within the Guest Operating System. Each NIC must be assigned both a "private" IPv4 address and an IPv6 address from within the IP ranges supported by the VLAN.
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- Deploying a Server from a Non-Guest OS Customization Image as described in How to Deploy a Cloud Server from a Non-Guest OS Customization Image
- Guest OS Customization deployments require the server to be deployed with all NICs in a connected state. The Guest OS Customization method also requires unique IP addresses so IP conflicts are unlikely.
- Adding a NIC as described in How to Add an Additional NIC to a Cloud Server
- Creating a Cloud Server from a Snapshot as described in How to Create a "Snapshot Preview" Cloud Server from a Successful Snapshot
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