You can log in to the VPC console to bind your CVM. For more information, see Binding CVM.
After being bound in the console, the ENI needs to be configured on the CVM before it can be used. For more information, see Binding and Configuring an ENI.
You can log in to the VPC console to assign private IPs to an ENI that is bound to the CVM, and configure them to take effect. For more information, see Requesting Secondary Private IPs.
You can only delete the ENIs that are not bound to a CVM. For more information, see Deleting an ENI.
You can log in to the VPC Console to unbind the ENI from the CVM. For more information, see Unbinding an ENI from a CVM.
You can only release secondary private IPs. For more information, see Releasing Secondary Private IPs.
You can log in to the VPC console to bind EIPs. For more information, see Binding EIPs.
You can log in to the VPC console to unbind EIPs. For more information, see Unbinding EIPs.
You can modify the primary private IP of a CVM’s primary ENI, but the primary private IP of a secondary ENI cannot be modified. For more information, see Modifying Primary Private IPs.
You can only modify the subnet of the primary ENI. For more information, see Modifying the Subnet of an ENI.
The secondary ENI bound to a CVM instance can be in a different subnet with the primary ENI. However, the secondary ENI and the primary ENI must be under the same availability zone in the same VPC.
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