%common;]> The tenant ID in a multi-tenancy cloud. The UUID for the port of interest to you. Lists ports to which the tenant has access. Default policy settings return only those subnets that are owned by the tenant who submits the request, unless the request is submitted by an user with administrative rights. Users can control which attributes are returned by using the fields query parameter. Additionally, you can filter results by using query string parameters. For information, see Filtering and Column Selection in the OpenStack Networking API v2.0 Reference. &portListParameters; &fault401; Creates a port on a specified network. You must specify the network where the port is to created in the network_id attribute in the request body. &portCreateParameters; &portListParameters; &fault400; &fault401; &fault403; &fault404; &fault503macGeneration; &fault503; Creates multiple ports in a single request. Specify a list of ports in the request body. Guarantees the atomic completion of the bulk operation. &portCreateParameters; &portListParameters; &fault400; &fault401; &fault403; &fault404; &fault409conflict; &fault503macGeneration; Shows information for a specified port. &portListParameters; &fault401; &fault404; Updates a specified port. You can update information for a port, such as its symbolic name and associated IPs. When you update IPs for a port, any previously associated IPs are removed, returned to the respective subnets allocation pools, and replaced by the IPs specified in the body for the update request. Therefore, this operation replaces the fixed_ip attribute when it is specified in the request body. If the updated IP addresses are not valid or are already in use, the operation fails and the existing IP addresses are not removed from the port. When you update security groups for a port and the operation succeeds, any associated security groups are removed and replaced by the security groups specified in the body for the update request. Therefore, this operation replaces the security_groups attribute when you specify it in the request body. However, if the specified security groups are not valid, the operation fails and the existing security groups are not removed from the port. &portCreateParameters; &portListParameters; &fault400; &fault401; &fault403; &fault404; &fault409conflict; Deletes a specified port. Any IP addresses that are associated with the port are returned to the respective subnets allocation pools. &fault401; &fault403; &fault404;