Chapter 19 Virtual Domains : Inter-VDOM routing : Getting started with VDOM links : Viewing VDOM links
  
Viewing VDOM links
VDOM links are displayed on the network interface list in the web-based manager. You can view VDOM links only if you are using a super_admin account and in global configuration.
To view the network interface list, in the Global menu go to System > Network > Interfaces.
Figure 338: Interface list displaying interface names and information
 
Create New
Select the arrow to create a new interface or VDOM link. Interface options include VLAN, Aggregate, Redundant, or loopback interfaces.
For more information, see “Creating VDOM links”.
Edit
Select to change interface configuration for the selected interface.
This option not available if no interfaces or multiple interfaces are selected.
Delete
Select to remove an interface from the list. One or more interfaces must be selected for this option to be available.
You cannot delete permanent physical interfaces, or any interfaces that have configuration referring to them. See “Deleting VDOM links” or “Deleting an interface”.
Column Settings
Select to change which information is displayed about the interfaces, and in which order the columns appear. Use to display VDOM, VLAN, and other information.
Checkbox
Select the checkbox for an interface to edit or delete that interface.
Select multiple interfaces to delete those interfaces.
Optionally select the check box at the top of the column to select or unselect all checkboxes.
Name
The name of the interface.
The name of the VDOM link (vlink1) has an expand arrow to display or hide the pair of VDOM link interfaces. For more information, see “Viewing VDOM links”.
IP/Netmask
The IP address and netmask assigned to this interface.
Type
The type of interface such as physical, VLAN, or VDOM link pair.
Access
The protocols allowed for administrators to connect to the FortiGate unit.
Administrative Status
The status of this interface, either set to up (active) or down (disabled).
Virtual Domain
The virtual domain this interface belongs to. For more information on VDOMs, see “Virtual Domains in NAT/Route mode”.