Site
The product block that describes a site subscription.
SiteTier
Bases: strEnum
The tier of a site, ranging from 1 to 4.
A lower value corresponds to a larger amount of installed equipment, and a higher cardinality of the connectivity to and from a site.
Source code in gso/products/product_blocks/site.py
SiteBlockInactive
Bases: ProductBlockModel
A site that's currently inactive, see SiteBlock
.
Source code in gso/products/product_blocks/site.py
SiteBlockProvisioning
Bases: SiteBlockInactive
A site that's currently being provisioned, see SiteBlock
.
Source code in gso/products/product_blocks/site.py
SiteBlock
Bases: SiteBlockProvisioning
A site that's currently available for routers and services to be hosted at.
Attributes:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
site_name |
SiteName
|
The name of the site, that will dictate part of the FQDN of routers that are hosted at this site. For
example: |
site_city |
str
|
The city at which the site is located. |
site_country |
str
|
The country in which the site is located. |
site_country_code |
str
|
The code of the corresponding country. This is also used for the FQDN, following the example given for the site name, the country code would end up in the Y position. |
site_latitude |
LatitudeCoordinate
|
The latitude of the site, used for SNMP purposes. |
site_longitude |
LongitudeCoordinate
|
Similar to the latitude, the longitude of a site. |
site_internal_id |
int
|
The internal ID used within GÉANT to denote a site. |
site_bgp_community_id |
int
|
The BGP community ID of a site, used to advertise routes learned at this site. |
site_tier |
SiteTier
|
The tier of a site, as described in |
site_ts_address |
IPAddress
|
The address of the terminal server that this router is connected to. The terminal server provides out of band access. This is required in case a link goes down, or when a router is initially added to the network, and it does not have any IP trunks connected to it. |
site_contains_optical_equipment |
bool
|
Whether this site contains optical equipment, which dictates the need for a DCN management VLAN. |