HP OneView REST API Reference

logical-interconnects
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/rest/logical-interconnects GET
/rest/logical-interconnects/locations/interconnects POST DELETE
/rest/logical-interconnects/schema GET
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id} GET
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id}/compliance PUT
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id}/firmware GET PUT
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id}/settings PUT
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id}/snmp-configuration GET PUT
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id}/support-dumps POST
/rest/logical-interconnects/{id}/unassignedUplinkPortsForPortMonitor GET
/rest/logical-interconnects/{lsId}/configuration PUT
/rest/logical-interconnects/{lsId}/port-monitor GET PUT
/rest/logical-interconnects/{lsId}/telemetry-configurations/{tcId} GET PUT
Resource Model
LogicalInterconnect
InterconnectSettings
LIFirmware
LIFirmwareState
LILoginRedistribute
LogicalInterconnectCollection
PortMonitor
TelemetryConfiguration
Location
SnmpAccessIp
TrapDestination
HP OneView REST API Reference
logical-interconnects
This resource manages logical interconnects. A logical interconnect aggregates one or more interconnects with a common configuration, providing L2/L3 Ethernet and Fibre Channel connectivity to a set of
downlinks and uplinks. Downlinks provide connectivity to servers. Uplinks provide connectivity to data center interconnect infrastructure and corresponding network resources. Uplinks are grouped into uplink
sets and managed as a unit with an assigned set of one or more networks. The network assignment of the uplink set determines the traffic carried over the uplinks. Networks are also assigned to connections,
and connections are assigned to downlinks. The networks assigned to a connection determine the traffic carried over a downlink. The logical interconnect also centralizes the configuration of interconnect
firmware, telemetry, and SNMP, including common settings such as IGMP snooping, MAC chache failover, and loop protection. A logical interconnect is constructed from a logical interconnect group. The
logical interconnect group serves as the initial and ongoing reference for the structure of the logical interconnect. A logical interconnect is monitored for consistency to its reference logical interconnect group.
If the logical interconnect transitions to a 'not consistent' state (because of changes in either the logical interconnect or the logical interconnect group), it receives a request to return to a consistent state. The
logical interconnect is also monitored for its stacking health (BiConnected, Connected, and Disconnected) and for its overall health status regarding the network connectivity it provides. The interconnect map
determines the physical membership of interconnects within a logical interconnect. The interconnect map is a set of locations, with the interconnect type (and firmware version) permitted at each location.
When an interconnect with the correct interconnect type and firmware version is found at a location, it is placed under management. It receives the current logical interconnect configuration, which is
maintained thereafter. The REST API (POST, GET, UPDATE, DELETE) supports an 'accept-language' in the request header. The default is 'en_US'. An 'auth:{token}' in the request header is required. The
{token} may be retrieved from https://{appl}/rest/login-sessions.
URI: /rest/logical-interconnects
Method API
GET Gets a paginated collection of logical interconnects based on optional sorting and filtering, and constrained by start and count parameters.
Parameter Attributes Description
start Optional The 0-based index of the first resource to return (start=0 starts with the first available resource). If the specified count does not
return all resources within the maximum allowed time (see count), use the start parameter to view additional resource pages. The
default value for start is 0 (first available resource).