Euca-assign-private-ip-addresses (1) Linux Manual Page

euca-assign-private-ip-addresses – Assign one or more private IP addresses to a network interface

Synopsis

euca-assign-private-ip-addresses [-n INTERFACE]

(–secondary-address ADDRESS | –secondary-count COUNT): [–allow-reassignment] [–show-empty-fields] [-U URL] [–region USER [at] REGION] [-I KEY_ID] [-S KEY] [–security-token TOKEN] [–debug] [–debugger] [–version] [-h]

Assign one or more private IP addresses to a network interface

Note that an instance’s type may affect the number of addresses it can hold at once.

-n INTERFACE, –network-interface INTERFACE

ID of the network interface to assign addresses to (required)

–secondary-address ADDRESS, –secondary-private-ip-address ADDRESS

assign a specific secondary private IP address to the network interface. Use this option multiple times to add additional addresses.

–secondary-count COUNT, –secondary-private-ip-address-count COUNT

automatically assign a specific number of secondary private IP addresses to the network interface

–allow-reassignment

Allow addresses to be assigned even if they are already associated with other interfaces

–show-empty-fields

show empty values as "(nil)"

-U URL, –url URL

compute service endpoint URL

–region USER [at] REGION

region and/or user names to search when looking up config file data

-I KEY_ID, –access-key-id KEY_ID

-S KEY, –secret-key KEY

–security-token TOKEN

–debug

show debugging output

–debugger

launch interactive debugger on error

–version

show the program’s version and exit

-h, –help

show this help message and exit