Indicates that port definition can have specific unallocated IPs
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<td align="left">port</td>
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<td colspan="4">A virtual switch port on a logical
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network switch. Virtual instances attach their
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interfaces into ports. The logical port also
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defines the MAC address and the IP addresses
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to be assigned to the interfaces plugged into
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them. When IP addresses are associated to a
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port, this also implies the port is associated
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with a subnet, as the IP address was taken
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from the allocation pool for a specific
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subnet.</td>
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<td colspan="4">A virtual switch port on a logical network
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switch. Virtual instances attach their interfaces into
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ports. The logical port also defines the MAC address and
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the IP addresses to be assigned to the interfaces
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plugged into them. When creating a port, any unallocated
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IP in the subnet can be stated specifically, even if the
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IP address is not in the allocation pool. Enabling users
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to specify the IP explicitly allows them to retain a
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particular subset of the subnet IPs for static
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allocation.</td>
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<td align="left">subnet</td>
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