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| package com.cloud.network; | |
| import com.cloud.network.Networks.TrafficType; | |
| /* User can provide a Label, while configuring a zone, to specify | |
| * a physical network that is to be used for a traffic type defined | |
| * by CloudStack. See the enum data type TrafficType. This label is | |
| * called Traffic label. This might encapsulate physical network | |
| * specific properties like VLAN ID, name of virtual network object or more. | |
| * The name of virtual network object is dependent on type of hypervisor. | |
| * For example it is name of xenserver bridge in case of XenServer and | |
| * name of virtual switch in case of VMware hypervisor | |
| */ | |
| public interface TrafficLabel { | |
| public TrafficType getTrafficType(); | |
| public String getNetworkLabel(); | |
| } |