Attach
nectl interface libvirt attach
Attach interface to the domain
Synopsis
Attach an existing interface (by name or UUID) to a libvirt domain. If an interface name is provided as a positional argument, the --id flag is optional. Otherwise, the --id flag must be specified.
nectl interface libvirt attach [interface-name] [flags]
Examples
nectl interface libvirt attach <interface-name> -d <domain-name>
nectl interface libvirt attach --id <interface-id> -d <domain-name>
nectl interface libvirt attach --id <interface-id> -d <domain-name> -n virtio -q 16
nectl interface libvirt attach --id <interface-id> -d <domain-name> --nic-link-state up
Options
--domain-id string Domain ID
-d, --domain-name string Domain name
-h, --help help for attach
--id string Interface ID
--ignore-hypervisor Ignore Hypervisor
-q, --nic-driver-queue uint16 NIC driver queue
--nic-link-state string NIC link state: up|down
-n, --nic-model string NIC model
Options inherited from parent commands
--host string gRPC server host (default "127.0.0.1")
--port uint16 gRPC server port (default 30666)
SEE ALSO
- nectl interface libvirt - Manage libvirt interfaces