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How to use network tags

This article will show you:

How to create and assign network interface tags

To assign a tag to a network interface, use the following procedure:

The checkbox isn’t strictly needed to apply the tag, but it helps prevent you from choosing the wrong one when multiple interfaces are available.

Note that different machines may have the same physical interface name, but different MAC addresses, so it’s not typical that interface tags carry over from one machine to the next – so auto complete menus will be sparse or non-existent most of the time for these tag types.

How to remove and delete network interface tags

To remove a tag from a network interface, use the following procedure:

The checkbox isn’t strictly needed to apply the tag, but it helps prevent you from choosing the wrong one when multiple interfaces are available.

Note that different machines may have the same physical interface name, but different MAC addresses, so it’s not typical that interface tags carry over from one machine to the next – so auto complete menus will be sparse or non-existent most of the time for these tag types.

How to view network interface tags

To view the tags associated with a network interface, use the following procedure:

The checkbox isn’t strictly needed to apply the tag, but it helps prevent you from choosing the wrong one when multiple interfaces are available.

Note that different machines may have the same physical interface name, but different MAC addresses, so it’s not typical that interface tags carry over from one machine to the next.