This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Ed Baichtal. The current owner is: Unassigned. Add EIA natively to Equinix Metal as a connectivity option.
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Raj Venkat. The current owner is: Sal Carrasco. As we add more location options, the Metal platform should support more control on the placement of infrastructure within a Metro, e.g. "not ...
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Enkel Prifti. The current owner is: Unassigned. Currently it's not possible to bond all 4 network ports of the n2.xlarge.x86 / n3.xlarge.x86 / a3.large.x86 into a single LACP bond. It would...
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Damian Sieczkowski. The current owner is: Sal Carrasco. Provide a feature that gives users the ability to view and manage server component and firmware versions through both the API and Met...
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: David Luke. The current owner is: Unassigned. Adding a DHCP Relay feature to Metal VRF would allow customers to extend existing DHCP and Dynamic DNS Services running in Fabric Connected dep...
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Larry Ma. The current owner is: Unassigned. Currently only dedicated fabric ports can participate EVP-LAN. Being service token based, Metal VCs are not able to participate EVP-LAN. It'd pro...
Allow Provisioning of Specific Metal Server Plan Versions
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Damian Sieczkowski. The current owner is: Miles Thomas. Often times, a Metal server has multiple versions that aren't publicly exposed. These cane be minor alterations between plan versions...
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Hiroki Ozawa. The current owner is: Unassigned. Refering VMware KB, when accesing to ESXi you can switch between DCUI/Console using [ALT+F1] key.
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2148363?la...
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Cesar Ortega. The current owner is: Unassigned. Currently, iPXE requires iPXE definitions files to be available on a public web server. This means the system will need to be exposed publicly.
This idea was imported from Canny. Originally created by: Eric Rosa. The current owner is: Unassigned. There is no way for a customer to use the API to be able to identify what NICs are on what hardware. It would be awesome to be able to give our ...
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