Returns a list of networks. Use the owned_by query parameter to control which networks are returned:
project (default) returns only networks owned by the project,
any returns all networks the project can use, including shared networks.
API key for authentication. Make sure to include the word apikey, followed by a single space and then your token.
Example: apikey 1234$abcdef
Project ID
1
Region ID
1
Filter by external network status
true
Optional. Limit the number of returned items
x <= 10001000
Filter networks by name
61"my-network"
Filter by network type (vlan or vxlan)
vlan, vxlan "vlan"
Optional. Offset value is used to exclude the first set of records from the result
x >= 00
Ordering networks list result by name, created_at or priority fields and directions (e.g. created_at.desc). Default is created_at.desc. Use priority.desc to sort by shared network priority (relevant when owned_by=any).
created_at.asc, created_at.desc, name.asc, name.desc, priority.desc "created_at.desc"
Controls which networks are returned. 'project' (default) returns only networks owned by the project. 'any' returns all networks that the project can use, including shared networks from other projects.
any, project "project"
Optional. Filter by tag keys. ?tag_key=key1&tag_key=key2
Tag key. Maximum 255 characters. Cannot contain spaces, tabs, newlines, empty string or '=' character.
1 - 255^[^\s=]+$["key1", "key2"]Optional. Filter by tag key-value pairs.
{ "key": "value" }