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Managing Network Virtualization and Network Resources in Oracle® Solaris 11.3

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Updated: April 2018

Managing Network Virtualization and Network Resources in Oracle^® Solaris 11.3

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Chapter 1 Introduction to Network Virtualization and Network Resource Management

Chapter 2 Creating and Managing Virtual Networks

Chapter 3 Configuring Virtual Networks by Using Virtual Extensible Local Area Networks

Overview of VXLANs

Planning a VXLAN Configuration

Configuring a VXLAN

Displaying VXLAN Information

Deleting a VXLAN

Assigning a VXLAN to a Zone

Use Case: Configuring a VXLAN Over a Link Aggregation

Chapter 4 Administering Server-Network Edge Virtualization by Using Edge Virtual Bridging

Chapter 5 About Elastic Virtual Switches

Chapter 6 Administering Elastic Virtual Switches

Chapter 7 Managing Network Resources

Chapter 8 Monitoring Network Traffic and Resource Usage

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Deleting a VXLAN

To delete a VXLAN link, use the dladm delete-vxlan command. Before deleting a VXLAN link, you must ensure that there are no VNICs configured on that VXLAN link by using the dladm show-link command.

Become an administrator and issue the following command:

# dladm delete-vxlan VXLAN

For example, if you want to delete vxlan1, type the following command:

# dladm delete-vxlan vxlan1

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