This service enables interaction with VLANs assigned to your account.
Automatic VLANs are assigned as needed and are reclaimed when no longer in use.
Premium VLANs are assigned when ordered and are reclaimed when cancelled.
VLANs can be tagged for discoverability and tracking purposes.
Refer to the following services and methods for related concepts and actions involving VLANs.
Update the properties of this VLAN
The account this VLAN is associated with.
The primary IPv4 subnets routed on this VLAN, excluding the primarySubnet.
The gateway device this VLAN is associated with for routing purposes.
A value of ‘1’ indicates this VLAN is associated with a gateway device for routing purposes.
The gateway device VLAN context this VLAN is associated with for routing purposes.
The billing item for this VLAN.
A list of descriptions why this VLAN may not be cancelled.
The datacenter this VLAN is associated with.
A value of ‘1’ indicates this VLAN is associated with a firewall device. This does not include Hardware Firewalls.
[DEPRECATED] The extension router that this VLAN is associated with.
The VSI network interfaces connected to this VLAN and associated with a Hardware Firewall.
The context for the firewall device associated with this VLAN.
The uplinks of the hardware network interfaces connected natively to this VLAN and associated with a Hardware Firewall.
[DEPRECATED] Retrieve the IP addresses routed on this VLAN that are protectable by a Hardware Firewall.
[DEPRECATED] Retrieve the subnets routed on this VLAN that are protectable by a Hardware Firewall.
The access rules for the firewall device associated with this VLAN.
The VSI network interfaces connected to this VLAN.
The hardware with network interfaces connected natively to this VLAN.
A value of ‘1’ indicates this VLAN is associated with a firewall device in a high availability configuration.
Retrieve IP address assignment details.
A value of ‘1’ indicates this VLAN’s pod has VSI local disk storage capability.
The hardware network interfaces connected via trunk to this VLAN.
The hardware network interfaces connected natively to this VLAN.
The viable hardware network interface trunking targets of this VLAN. Viable targets include accessible components of assigned hardware in the same pod and network as this VLAN, which are not already connected, either natively or trunked.
The network that this VLAN is on, either PUBLIC or PRIVATE, if applicable.
The firewall device associated with this VLAN.
Retrieve a SoftLayer_Network_Vlan record.
The pod this VLAN is associated with.
The router device that this VLAN is associated with.
A primary IPv4 subnet routed on this VLAN, if accessible.
The primary IPv6 subnet routed on this VLAN, if IPv6 is enabled.
All primary subnets routed on this VLAN.
The gateway devices with connectivity supported by this private VLAN.
[DEPRECATED] Retrieve a private VLAN connected to one or more hosts also connected to this public VLAN.
[DEPRECATED] Retrieve the private network VLAN associated with an IP address.
IP addresses routed on this VLAN which are actively associated with network protections.
The gateway devices with connectivity supported by this public VLAN.
[DEPRECATED] Retrieve a public VLAN by an associated host’s fully-qualified domain name
[DEPRECATED] DNS PTR records associated with IP addresses routed on this VLAN.
A value of ‘1’ indicates this VLAN’s pod has VSI SAN disk storage capability.
[DEPRECATED] The secondary router device that this VLAN is associated with.
All non-primary subnets routed on this VLAN.
All subnets routed on this VLAN.
The tags associated to this VLAN.
The number of primary IPv4 addresses routed on this VLAN.
The type for this VLAN, with the following values: STANDARD, GATEWAY, INTERCONNECT
The VSIs with network interfaces connected to this VLAN.
The VLAN on which the given IP address is routed.
Associate tags with this VLAN.
[DEPRECATED] Update the firewall associated to this VLAN to allow or disallow intra-VLAN communication.
Convert the VLAN to a paid resource, from an Automatic to a Premium VLAN.