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19 Network interfaces are created by ``NET_DEVICE_INIT()`` macro.
25 The network interface can be turned ON by calling ``net_if_up()`` and OFF
26 by calling ``net_if_down()``. When the device is powered ON, the network
27 interface is also turned ON by default.
29 The network interfaces can be referenced either by a ``struct net_if *``
30 pointer or by a network interface index. The network interface can be
31 resolved from its index by calling ``net_if_get_by_index()`` and from interface
32 pointer by calling ``net_if_get_by_iface()``.
38 by DHCPv4, for example. If needed though, the application can set a device's
52 lower priority packets. The traffic class setup can be configured by
67 whether an interface is turned ON or OFF. This state is represented by
68 :c:enumerator:`NET_IF_UP` flag and is controlled by the application. It can be
69 changed by calling :c:func:`net_if_up` or :c:func:`net_if_down` functions.
78 * The interface is brought up/down by the application (administrative state
80 * The interface is notified by the driver/L2 that PHY status has changed.
81 * The interface is notified by the driver/L2 that it joined/left a network.
84 be changed with :c:func:`net_if_carrier_on` and :c:func:`net_if_carrier_off`. By
90 :c:func:`net_if_dormant_off`. By default, the flag is cleared on a newly
119 interface is ready to be used by the application.