java

• Working with Network Vlan
  This example below lists a few of the common ways of interacting with VLANs, including how to order, list, cancel Vlan, and list routers by datacenter.

python

• get_vlans_for_order.py
  get_vlans_for_order.py
• List items for a Server Order
  The script displays the available data centers and items for a package.
• Router Model Map
  Finds the model number of all networking equipment that is on the way to servers on the account.

reference

• getActiveItemPresaleEvents
• getActivePresaleEvents
• getAvailableObjectStorageDatacenters
  Object Storage is only available in select datacenters. This method will return all the datacenters where object storage is available.
• getBackendHardwareRouters
• getBnppCompliantFlag
  A flag indicating whether or not the datacenter/location is BNPP compliant.
• getBoundSubnets
  Subnets which are directly bound to one or more routers in a given datacenter, and currently allow routing.
• getBrandCountryRestrictions
  This references relationship between brands, locations and countries associated with a user's account that are ineligible when ordering products. For example, the India datacenter may not be available on this brand for customers that live in Great Britain.
• getDatacenters
  Retrieve all datacenter locations. SoftLayer's datacenters exist in various cities and each contain one or more server rooms which house network and server infrastructure.
• getDatacentersWithVirtualImageStoreServiceResourceRecord
• getEuCompliantFlag
  A flag indicating whether or not the datacenter/location is EU compliant.
• getFrontendHardwareRouters
• getGroups
  A location can be a member of 1 or more groups. This will show which groups to which a location belongs.
• getHardwareFirewalls
• getHardwareRouters
• getLocationAddress
  A location's physical address.
• getLocationAddresses
  A location's physical addresses.
• getLocationReservationMember
  A location's Dedicated Rack member
• getLocationStatus
  The current locations status.
• getMetricTrackingObject
  [DEPRECATED] - A location's metric tracking object.
• getNetworkConfigurationAttribute
• getObject
  Retrieve a SoftLayer_Location_Datacenter record.
• getOnlineSslVpnUserCount
  The total number of users online using SoftLayer's SSL VPN service for a location.
• getPathString
• getpointOfPresence
  Retrieve all point of presence locations.
• getPresaleEvents
• getPriceGroups
  A location can be a member of 1 or more Price Groups. This will show which groups to which a location belongs.
• getRegionalGroup
  The regional group this datacenter belongs to.
• getRegionalInternetRegistry
• getRegions
  A location can be a member of 1 or more regions. This will show which regions to which a location belongs.
• getRoutableBoundSubnets
  Retrieve all subnets that are eligible to be routed; those which the account has permission to associate with a vlan.
• getStatisticsGraphImage
  Retrieve a graph of a SoftLayer datacenter's last 48 hours of network activity. Statistics graphs show traffic outbound from a datacenter on top and inbound traffic on the bottom followed by a legend of the network services tracked in the graph. getStatisticsGraphImage returns a PNG image of variable width and height depending on the number of services reported in the image.
• getTimezone
• getVdrGroup
  A location can be a member of 1 Bandwidth Pooling Group. This will show which group to which a location belongs.
• getViewableDatacenters
  Retrieve all datacenter locations. SoftLayer's datacenters exist in various cities and each contain one or more server rooms which house network and server infrastructure.
• getViewablepointOfPresence
  Retrieve all viewable network locations.
• getViewablePopsAndDataCenters
  Retrieve all viewable pop and datacenter locations.
• SoftLayer_Location_Datacenter
  SoftLayer_Location_Datacenter extends the [SoftLayer_Location](/reference/datatypes/SoftLayer_Location) data type to include datacenter-specific properties.
• SoftLayer_Location_Datacenter
  SoftLayer_Location_Datacenter exposes functionality to access datacenter-specific portions of SoftLayer's backend network. SoftLayer maintains datacenters within it's location hierarchy. Datacenters are located in city locations and each contain server room locations, racks, then slots. Each slot location houses a piece of SoftLayer hardware.