You can create and administer Border Gateway Protocol peer groups. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

An Ethernet broadcast domain is a set of physical ports that appear to be part of the same physical network. All the ports receive a packet when broadcast from one of the ports in the domain. Each broadcast domain is part of an IPspace. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

An Ethernet port is a physical or virtual networking endpoint. The ports can be combined into a Link Aggregate Group (LAG) or separated using a Virtual LAN (VLAN). This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.8.

You can retrieve the port information for an Ethernet switch. This resource type is new with ONTAP 9.8.

You can retrieve or modify the configuration for Ethernet switches used for the ONTAP cluster or storage network. This resource type is new with ONTAP 9.8 and updated with 9.11.

You can use the Fibre Channel (FC) fabric REST API endpoints to retrieve information about the FC network. This includes the connections between the ONTAP cluster and the FC fabric, the switches comprising the fabric, and the zones of the active zoneset. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.

A Fibre Channel interface is a logical endpoint associated with an SVM. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.8. Support for retrieving performance metrics data was added with ONTAP 9.14.

A Fibre Channel port is a physical adapter on an ONTAP node used to connect to the Fibre Channel network. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.8. Support for retrieving performance metrics data was added with ONTAP 9.14.

You can configure an HTTP proxy for either an SVM or a cluster IPSpace. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

A logical interface (LIF) is an IP address with additional configuration attributes. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.8.

A routing table is a collection of IP routes used to forward traffic to its destination. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The IP service polices define the services available at a specific LIF. Service policies can be configured within the context of an SVM or IPspace. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.8.

The ONTAP networking capability has been expanded to support IP subnets. The REST API provides access to the configuration and management of the IP subnets within an ONTAP cluster. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.

An IPspace creates a networking space to support one or more SVMs. The IPspaces can be isolated from each other, providing security and privacy. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.