3.18. Show, Clear, Debug, and Tools Command Reference
3.18.1. Command Hierarchies
3.18.1.3. Debug Commands
3.18.2. Command Descriptions
3.18.2.1. Show Commands
 | Note: The command outputs in this chapter are examples only; actual displays may differ depending on supported functionality and user configuration. |
router
Syntax
router [router-instance]
router service-name service-name
Context
show
Description
This command displays router instance information.
Parameters
router-instance—
Specifies the router name or service ID used to identify the router instance.
Values—
router-instance | router-name | vprn-svc-id | |
router-name | Base | Management | cpm-vr-name | vpls-management Default: Base | |
vprn-svc-id | 1 to 2147483647 | |
cpm-vr-name | 32 chars max | |
service-name—
Specifies the service name used to identify the router instance. 64 characters maximum.
gmpls
Syntax
gmpls
Context
show>router
Description
This command displays RSVP status information for the GMPLS instance of RSVP.
lsp
Syntax
lsp [lsp-name] [status {up | down}] [detail]
lsp [lsp-name] path [path-name] [type {working | protect}] [detail]
lsp [lsp-name] [status {up | down}] to ip-address [detail]
Context
show>router>gmpls
Description
This command displays gLSP information.
Parameters
lsp-name—
Specifies the identifier for the GMPLS LSP. The LSP name can be up to 32 characters long and must be unique.
status—
Specifies that the command display only LSPs that are either operationally up or down.
Values—
up — Display only LSPs that are operationally up.
down — Display only LSPs that are operationally down.
path-name—
Specifies a unique case-sensitive name label for the LSP path. The path name can be an alphanumeric string up to 32 characters long.
type—
Specifies that the command display only paths that are either working or protect.
Values—
working — Display only working paths.
protect — Display only protect paths.
ip-address—
Specifies the system IP address of the far-end UNI-C router for the GMPLS LSP.
Values—
a.b.c.d
detail—
Keyword to request more detailed output.
path
Syntax
path [path-name]
Context
show>router>gmpls
Description
This command displays GMPLS path information.
Parameters
path-name—
Specifies a unique case-sensitive name label for the LSP path. The path name can the an alphanumeric string up to 32 characters long.
peer
Syntax
peer [peer-node-id] [detail]
peer [peer-node-id] statistics
Context
show>router>gmpls
Description
This command displays GMPLS peer information.
Parameters
peer-node-id—
Specifies the control plane node ID of the neighboring GMPLS UNI-N node. This can be an IP address or a 32-bit unsigned integer.
Values—
{a.b.c.d | 1 to 4294967295}
detail—
Keyword to request more detailed output.
statistics—
Keyword to request peer statistics.
session
Syntax
session [session-type] [lsp-name session-name] [detail]
Context
show>router>gmpls
Description
This command displays GMPLS session information.
Parameters
session-type—
Keyword to display information about the session type.
session-name—
Specifies the name of the GMPLS session. The name can be a maximum of 80 characters in length and accepts * as a wildcard character.
detail—
Keyword to request more detailed output.
te-link
Syntax
te-link [te-link-id]
Context
show>router>gmpls
Description
This command displays Traffic Engineering (TE) link information.
Parameters
te-link-id—
Specifies the ID or name of the configured TE Link.
Values—
1 to 4294967295 | te-link-name
te-link-name: 32 character maximum name of the TE Link
gmpls-tun-grp
Syntax
gmpls-tun-grp [gmpls-tunnel-group-id] [statistics]
Context
show
Description
This command displays GMPLS tunnel group status and lists the gLSPs bound to each tunnel group.
Parameters
gmpls-tunnel-group-id—
Specifies that only GMPLS tunnel groups of the configured ID are displayed.
Values—
1 to 1024
statistics—
Keyword to display GMPLS tunnel group statistics.
member
Syntax
member [member-id]
Context
show>gmpls-tun-grp
Description
This command displays member information for the specified GMPLS tunnel group.
Parameters
member-id—
Specifies the ID of the GMPLS tunnel group member.
Values—
1 to 16
lmp
Syntax
lmp
Context
show>router
Description
This command displays LMP (Link Management Protocol) information.
peer
Syntax
peer [peer-node-id] [detail]
peer peer-node-id te-link
Context
show>router>lmp
Description
This command displays LMP peer information.
Parameters
peer-node-id—
Specifies the unique identifier for the LMP peer node.
Values—
a.b.c.d | 1 to 4294967295
detail—
Keyword to display more detailed output.
te-link—
Keyword to display TE links associated with the peer.
Output
The following output is an example of peer information, and Table 35 describes the peer output fields.
Sample Output
A:ALA-1# show router lmp peer 16843009
================================================================================
LMP Peer 10.1.1.1 (16843009)
================================================================================
Admin State: : Out of Service Oper State : Down
Retrans Intvl : 5000 ms Retry Limit : 6
================================================================================
A:ALA-1#
Table 35: Peer Output Fields
Label | Description |
Admin State | The administrative state of the LMP peer node. |
Oper State | The operational state of the LMP peer node. |
Retrans Intvl | The configured interval between resubmitted LMP messages. |
Retry Limit | The configured number of times LMP resends a message before restarting the process. |
control-channel
Syntax
control-channel [lmp-cc-id] [detail]
Context
show>router>lmp>peer
Description
This command displays LMP control channel information for a specific peer.
Parameters
lmp-cc-id—
Specifies the unsigned integer identifier for the control channel
Values—
1 to 4294967295
detail—
Keyword to display more detailed output.
Output
The following output is an example of control channel information, and Table 36 describes the output fields.
Sample Output
A:ALA-1# show router lmp peer 16843009 control-channel 1
================================================================================
LMP Control Channel 1 Statistics
================================================================================
Admin State: : Out of Service Oper State : Going Down
Remote Id : 10 Setup Role : Active
Hello Interval : 3000 Hello Dead Intv : 10000
Peer If Addr : 192.168.0.0
Inbound Errors : 100 Outbound Errors : 50
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Message Type Received Sent Retransmitted
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Config 1111 11 111
ConfigAck 15 6 N/A
ConfigNack 1 2 N/A
Hello 40 20 N/A
LinkSummary 6000 500 10
LinkSummaryAck 35 30 N/A
LinkSummaryNack 400 3000 N/A
================================================================================
A:ALA-1#
Table 36: Control Channel Output Fields
Label | Description |
Admin State | The administrative state of the control channel. |
Oper State | The operational state of the control channel. |
Remote Id | The remote ID of the control channel. |
Setup Role | The setup role of the control channel. |
Hello Interval | The interval at which LMP hello packets are sent on the control channel. |
Hello Dead Intv | The interval after which the IPCC is declared down if no hello packets are received from the LMP peer. |
Peer If Addr | The LMP peer interface address. |
Inbound Errors | The total number of inbound packet errors. |
Outbound Errors | The total number of outbound packet errors. |
Message Type | The types of message packets sent and received on the control channel. |
Received | The total number of received packets of a specific type. |
Sent | The total number of sent packets of a specific type. |
Retransmitted | The total number of retransmitted packets of a specific type. |
te-link
Syntax
te-link [te-link-id] [detail]
te-link te-link-id statistics
Context
show>router>lmp
Description
This command displays Traffic Engineering (TE) link information.
Parameters
te-link-id—
Specifies the ID of a TE Link.
Values—
1 to 4294967295 | te-link-name
te-link-name: 32 character (max) name of the TE Link
detail—
Keyword to display more detailed output.
statistics—
Keyword to display TE Link statistics.
Output
The following output is an example of TE link information, and Table 37 describes the output fields.
Sample Output
*A:SRU4>show>router>lmp# te-link 254
================================================================================
LMP TE Link 254 (Name) Statistics
================================================================================
Admin State : In Service Oper State : Degraded
Remote Id : 10 Peer Node Id : 15
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Message Type Received Sent Retransmitted
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LinkSummary 100 100 600
LinkSummaryAck 30 25 N/A
LinkSummaryNack 70 75 N/A
================================================================================
Table 37: TE Link Output Fields
Label | Description |
Admin State | The administrative state of the TE link. |
Oper State | The operational state of the TE link. |
Remote Id | The remote ID of the TE link. |
Peer Node Id | The LMP peer node ID. |
Received | The total number of received packets of a specific type. |
Sent | The total number of sent packets of a specific type. |
Retransmitted | The total number of retransmitted packets of a specific type. |
data-bearer
Syntax
data-bearer [data-bearer-id] [detail]
Context
show>router>lmp>te-link
Description
This command displays LMP data bearer information for a specific TE link.
Parameters
data-bearer-id—
Specifies the ID of a data bearer link.
Values—
1 to 4294967295
detail—
Keyword to display more detailed output.
Output
The following output is an example of data bearer information, and Table 38 describes the output fields.
Sample Output
*A:SRU4>show>router>lmp>te-link# data-bearer 254
================================================================================
LMP Data Bearer Link 254 Statistics
================================================================================
Admin State : In Service Oper State : Up Free
Remote Id : 10 Port : 1/1/1
================================================================================
Table 38: Data Bearer Output Fields
Label | Description |
Admin State | The administrative state of the data bearer link. |
Oper State | The operational state of the data bearer link. |
Remote Id | The remote ID of the data bearer link. |
Port | The port used by the data bearer link. |
3.18.2.2. Clear Commands
router
Syntax
router [router-instance]
router service-name service-name
Context
clear
Description
Clear router commands affect the router instance in which they are entered.
Parameters
router-instance—
Specifies the router name or service ID used to identify the router instance.
Values—
router-instance | router-name | vprn-svc-id | |
router-name | Base | Management | cpm-vr-name | vpls-management Default: Base | |
vprn-svc-id | 1 to 2147483647 | |
cpm-vr-name | 32 chars max | |
service-name—
Specifies the service name used to identify the router instance. 64 characters maximum.
gmpls
Syntax
gmpls
Context
clear>router
Description
This command is the context to clear and reset GMPLS entities and statistics.
peer
Syntax
peer [peer-node-id] statistics
Context
clear>router>gmpls
Description
This command restarts or clears statistics for the GMPLS peer.
Parameters
peer-node-id—
Specifies the peer node ID.
Values—
a.b.c.d | 1 to 4294967295
statistics—
Clears statistics only.
3.18.2.3. Debug Commands
router
Syntax
router [router-instance]
router service-name service-name
Context
debug
Description
This command displays router instance information.
Parameters
router-instance—
Specifies the router name or service ID used to identify the router instance.
Values—
router-instance | router-name | vprn-svc-id | |
router-name | Base | Management | cpm-vr-name | vpls-management Default: Base | |
vprn-svc-id | 1 to 2147483647 | |
cpm-vr-name | 32 chars max | |
service-name—
Specifies the service name used to identify the router instance. 64 characters maximum.
gmpls
Syntax
gmpls [lsp lsp-name] [sender sender-address] [endpoint endpoint-address] [tunnel-id tunnel-id] [lsp-id lsp-id] [peer peer-node-id]
no gmpls
Context
debug>router
Description
This command enables and configures debugging for GMPLS.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS.
Parameters
lsp-name—
Debug all GMPLS instances that contain the specified LSP. 80 characters max.
sender-address—
Debug all GMPLS instances that contain the specified sender IP address, in dotted decimal notation.
Values—
a.b.c.d
endpoint-address—
Debug all GMPLS instances that contain the specified endpoint IP address, in dotted decimal notation.
Values—
a.b.c.d
tunnel-id—
Debug all GMPLS instances that contain the specified identifier of a tunnel.
Values—
0 to 4294967295
lsp-id—
Debug all GMPLS instances that contain the specified identifier of an LSP.
Values—
1 to 65535
peer-node-id—
Debug all GMPLS instances that contain the specified identifier or IP address of a peer node.
Values—
1 to 4294967295 | a.b.c.d
event
Syntax
[no] event
Context
debug>router>gmpls
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for specific GMPLS events.
all
Syntax
[no] all
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS All events.
lsp-setup
Syntax
[no] lsp-setup
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS LSP Setup events.
misc
Syntax
[no] misc
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS Misc events.
path
Syntax
[no] path
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS Path events.
peer
Syntax
[no] peer
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS NBR events.
resv
Syntax
[no] resv
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS Resv events.
rr
Syntax
[no] rr
Context
debug>router>gmpls>event
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for GMPLS Refresh Reduction events.
packet
Syntax
[no] packet
Context
debug>router>gmpls
Description
This command enables and disables debugging for specific GMPLS packets.
ack
Syntax
ack [detail]
no ack
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Ack packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Ack packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
all
Syntax
all [detail]
no all
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS All packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS All packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
bundle
Syntax
bundle [detail]
no bundle
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Bundle packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Bundle packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
hello
Syntax
hello [detail]
no hello
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Hello packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Hello packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
notify
Syntax
notify [detail]
no notify
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Notify packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Notify packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
path
Syntax
path [detail]
no path
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Path packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Path packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
patherr
Syntax
patherr [detail]
no patherr
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS PathErr packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS PathErr packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
pathtear
Syntax
pathtear [detail]
no pathtear
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS PathTear packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS PathTear packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
resv
Syntax
resv [detail]
no resv
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Resv packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Resv packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
resverr
Syntax
resverr [detail]
no resverr
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS ResvErr packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS ResvErr packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
resvtear
Syntax
resvtear [detail]
no resvtear
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS ResvTear packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS ResvTear packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
srefresh
Syntax
srefresh [detail]
no srefresh
Context
debug>router>gmpls>packet
Description
This command enables debugging for GMPLS Srefresh packets.
The no form of the command disables debugging for GMPLS Srefresh packets.
Parameters
detail—
Keyword to produce debug output in greater detail.
3.18.2.4. Tools Commands
gmpls-tun-grp
Syntax
gmpls-tun-grp gmpls-tunnel-group-id [clear]
Context
tools>dump
Description
This command dumps information about a GMPLS tunnel group.
Parameters
gmpls-tunnel-group-id—
The identifier of the GMPLS tunnel group.
Values—
1 to 1024
clear—
Keyword to clear statistics after reading.
Output
The following output is an example of GMPLS tunnel group information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-A-UNI-C# tools dump gmpls-tun-grp 1
TunnelGrpId 1: (Up/Up), Port gmpls-tun-grp-1 (Up/Up), mode load-sharing
Type: Head, far-end: 192.0.2.01, bw 40000000, memThreshold 0, portId 0x5c000001
NumMems: 5/4/0(0), Up/Dn 1/0, active 0x1e, present 0x1e iom 0x2 Mtu 9212
gmplsUpd: 8 (000 01:11:23.350), Now: 000 08:34:12.970
memId 1: (Up/Dn), session: 1::1, reg: Y
DnReasons: wpLspDn
Work: N/A (Ghost), status: Dn, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 0/0/0
lspState Dn, lspUpd: 0 (000 00:00:00.000), rsrcAdded N
memId 2: (Up/Up), session: 1::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/2/1 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:10:14.720), rsrcAdded Y
memId 3: (Up/Up), session: 2::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/2/2 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:10:23.650), rsrcAdded Y
memId 4: (Up/Up), session: 3::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/1/14 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:10:05.880), rsrcAdded Y
memId 5: (Up/Up), session: 4::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/1/13 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:09:50.710), rsrcAdded Y
Sorted list of 4 member port(s):
1/1/13 1/1/14 1/2/1 1/2/2
*A:Dut-A-UNI-C# tools dump gmpls-tun-grp 1
clear
*A:Dut-A-UNI-C# tools dump gmpls-tun-grp 1 clear
TunnelGrpId 1: (Up/Up), Port gmpls-tun-grp-1 (Up/Up), mode load-sharing
Type: Head, far-end: 192.0.2.01, bw 40000000, memThreshold 0, portId 0x5c000001
NumMems: 5/4/0(0), Up/Dn 1/0, active 0x1e, present 0x1e iom 0x2 Mtu 9212
gmplsUpd: 8 (000 01:11:23.350), Now: 000 08:34:20.390
memId 1: (Up/Dn), session: 1::1, reg: Y
DnReasons: wpLspDn
Work: N/A (Ghost), status: Dn, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 0/0/0
lspState Dn, lspUpd: 0 (000 00:00:00.000), rsrcAdded N
memId 2: (Up/Up), session: 1::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/2/1 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:10:14.720), rsrcAdded Y
memId 3: (Up/Up), session: 2::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/2/2 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:10:23.650), rsrcAdded Y
memId 4: (Up/Up), session: 3::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/1/14 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:10:05.880), rsrcAdded Y
memId 5: (Up/Up), session: 4::empty, reg: Y
Work: 1/1/13 (Up), status: Up, Cnt(Up/Dn/PortChg): 1/0/1
lspState Up, lspUpd: 1 (000 01:09:50.710), rsrcAdded Y
Sorted list of 4 member port(s):
1/1/13 1/1/14 1/2/1 1/2/2
router
Syntax
router [router-instance]
router service-name service-name
Context
tools>dump
Description
This command dumps tools for the router instance.
Parameters
router-instance—
Specifies the router name or service ID used to identify the router instance.
Values—
router-instance | router-name | vprn-svc-id | |
router-name | Base | Management | cpm-vr-name | vpls-management Default: Base | |
vprn-svc-id | 1 to 2147483647 | |
cpm-vr-name | 32 chars max | |
service-name—
Specifies the service name used to identify the router instance. 64 characters maximum.
gmpls
Syntax
gmpls
Context
tools>dump>router
Description
This command dumps tools for the GMPLS Protocol instance.
lsp
Syntax
lsp [lsp-name] [detail]
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps information about LSPs. Configuring the lsp-name parameter will only dump information about the specified LSP.
Parameters
lsp-name—
The name of the LSP. 32 characters max.
detail—
Keyword to output information in greater detail.
Output
The following output is an example of LSP information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# lsp "D1"
LSP "D1", LspIndex: 1, Type: GMPLS-UNI, AdminState: UP, OperState: UP, Flags: 0x0
Total LSP Count: 1
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# lsp "D1" detail
=================================================================================
LSP "D1", LspIndex: 1
Type: GMPLS-UNI, AdminState: UP, OperState: UP, Flags: 0x0
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
TimeSinceLastOperChange: 0d 15:07:19
NumWorkingPaths: 1, NumProtectPaths: 0
NumWorkingPathsUp: 1, NumProtectPathsUp: 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPath PathIndex: 2, Type: Working
AdminState: UP, OperState:Up, Flags: 0x0
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
TimeSinceLastOperChange: 0d 15:07:19
LspId: 296, SessionName: D1::2
CurrState: LSP_PATH_UP, PrevState: LSP_PATH_INIT
RetryCount: 107, FailNode: 0.0.0.0, FailCode: none
Peer: 0.0.0.0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.02 - 1 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01 - 296)
Actual Hops:
Hop 1 : Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.01, InterfaceId 1010702
UpStreamLabel 0, DnStreamLabel 101070217, Flags 0x0
Hop 2 : Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.213, InterfaceId 1010702
UpStreamLabel 101070217, DnStreamLabel 0, Flags 0x0
SRLG List 27
Hop 3 : Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.213, InterfaceId 13000
UpStreamLabel 0, DnStreamLabel 101070230, Flags 0x0
SRLG List 4
Hop 4 : Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.219, InterfaceId 13001
UpStreamLabel 101070230, DnStreamLabel 0, Flags 0x0
Hop 5 : Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.219, InterfaceId 1010702
UpStreamLabel 0, DnStreamLabel 101070217, Flags 0x0
SRLG List 27
Hop 6 : Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.02, InterfaceId 1010702
UpStreamLabel 101070217, DnStreamLabel 0, Flags 0x0
=================================================================================
Total LSP Count: 1
path
Syntax
path [path-name] [detail]
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps information about paths. Configuring the path-name parameter will only dump information about the specified path.
Parameters
path-name—
The name of the path. 32 characters max.
detail—
Keyword to output information in greater detail.
Output
The following output is an example of path information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# path
<path-name>
"empty" "2" "3" "5"
detail
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# path "2"
Path "2", PathIndex: 2, NumHops: 2, LspPathCount: 1, EmptyPathLspBindCount: 0,
Flags: 0x0
Total Path Count: 1
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# path "2" detail
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Path "2", PathIndex: 2
AdminState: UP, OperState:UP
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
NumHops: 2, LspPathCount: 1, EmptyPathLspBindCount: 0, Flags: 0x0
Hop: 1, NodeId: 192.0.2.01, TeLinkId: 1010702, Loose
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
Hop: 2, NodeId: 10.27.255.219, TeLinkId: 1010702, Strict
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Path Count: 1
peer
Syntax
peer [peer-node-id] [detail]
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps information about peer nodes. Configuring the peer-node-id parameter will only dump information about the specified peer node.
Parameters
peer-node-id—
The identifier of the peer node.
Values—
a.b.c.d | 1 to 4294967295
detail—
Keyword to output information in greater detail.
Output
The following output is an example of peer information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# peer 10.27.255.213
PEER: vrId 1 PeerAddr 10.27.255.213, AdminState: UP, OperState: UP, HelloState: UP
Total Peer Count: 1
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# peer 10.27.255.213 detail
PEER vrId 1 PeerAddr 10.27.255.213
AdminState: UP, OperState:UP, OperDownReason: N/A
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34, UpTime: 0d 15:12:39
HelloInterval: 3000msecs, LspHoldTime: 60secs
Flags: 0x30, HelloState: Up
SrcInst: 0xffffff16, DstInst: 0x54d2ba31, PrevSrcInst: 0xffffff16
PeerDownCount: 13, InstMismatchCount: 2, TimeoutCount: 0
Source: 192.0.2.01, Dest: 10.27.255.213 NextHop: 172.21.36.173 [If: 3]
Status: Up, MTU: 0, NumChngInNextHop: 0, LastChange: 02/05/2015 10:53:24
GrHEpoch: 0x5b298, RestartTime: 4294967295, RecoveryTime: 90000
PrevDstInst: 0x0, InvokedCount: 12, ScanEvent: N [N N]
RefreshReduction:
Local - MsgId: Enabled, AckDesired: Enabled, Srefresh: Enabled, Epoch: 3236554
Remote -MsgId: Supported, Srefresh: Supported, Epoch: 13810201, HighestMsgIdRx:
3670
NumTxMsgIds: 4, NumRxMsgIds: 4
NumOutOfOrderMsg: 0, NumRetransmittedMsg: 11, NumPendingAckNack: 0
NextSrefresh: 9sec
DownstreamSessionCount: 2, UpstreamSessionCount: 2
Path Timeouts: 0, Resv Timeouts: 0
Packet Statistics:
Hello Tx : 17 Hello Rx : 19338
Path Tx : 194 Path Rx : 424
PathErr Tx : 0 PathErr Rx : 183
PathTear Tx: 5 PathTear Rx: 2
Resv Tx : 22 Resv Rx : 58
ResvErr Tx : 2 ResvErr Rx : 0
ResvTear Tx: 0 ResvTear Rx: 0
Notify Tx : 0 Notify Rx : 5
Srfresh Tx : 1946 Srefresh Rx: 1933
Ack Tx : 2157 Ack Rx : 2170
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Total Peer Count: 1
port
Syntax
port [session-name] [sender ip-address] [detail]
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps information about a port.
Parameters
session-name—
The name of the session. 80 characters max; accepts * as a wildcard character.
sender ip-address—
The IP address of the sender, in dotted decimal notation.
Values—
a.b.c.d
detail—
Keyword to output information in greater detail.
Output
The following output is an example of port information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# port sender
sender <ip-address>
192.0.2.01 192.0.2.03 192.0.2.04 192.0.2.02
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# port sender 192.0.2.03
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LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: A1::5 Sender: 0.0.0.0"
TunnelGrpId: 5 MemberId: 5 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.03 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 7 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.03 - 3 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01 -
299)
SRLG Collected :-
SRLG 27
SRLG List: Num 2 -->
4 5
SRLG 27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::1 Sender: 192.0.2.03"
TunnelGrpId: 1 MemberId: 1 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.03 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 24 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 1 - 192.0.2.03), Sender (192.0.2.03 - 46)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::4 Sender: 192.0.2.02"
TunnelGrpId: 4 MemberId: 4 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.02 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 20 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 3 - 192.0.2.02), Sender (192.0.2.02
- 286)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::6 Sender: 192.0.2.04"
TunnelGrpId: 6 MemberId: 6 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.04 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 15 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 3 - 192.0.2.04), Sender (192.0.2.04
- 871)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: C1::3 Sender: 0.0.0.0"
TunnelGrpId: 3 MemberId: 1 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.04 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 12 NumSrlgChng: 3
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.04 - 2 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01
- 297)
SRLG Collected :-
SRLG 27
SRLG 5
SRLG 27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: D1::2 Sender: 0.0.0.0"
TunnelGrpId: 2 MemberId: 2 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.02 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 10 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.02 - 1 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01
- 296)
SRLG Collected :-
SRLG 27
SRLG 4
SRLG 27
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Total Port Count: 6
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# port sender 192.0.2.03
<session-name>
"A1::5" "B1::1" "B1::6" "B1::4" "C1::3" "D1::2"
detail
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# port sender 192.0.2.03 detail
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LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: A1::5 Sender: 0.0.0.0"
TunnelGrpId: 5 MemberId: 5 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.03 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 7 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.03 - 3 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01
- 299)
SRLG Collected :-
SRLG 27
SRLG List: Num 2 -->
4 5
SRLG 27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::1 Sender: 192.0.2.03"
TunnelGrpId: 1 MemberId: 1 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.03 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 24 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 1 - 192.0.2.03), Sender (192.0.2.03
- 46)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::4 Sender: 192.0.2.02"
TunnelGrpId: 4 MemberId: 4 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.02 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 20 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 3 - 192.0.2.02), Sender (192.0.2.02
- 286)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::6 Sender: 192.0.2.04"
TunnelGrpId: 6 MemberId: 6 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.04 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 15 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 3 - 192.0.2.04), Sender (192.0.2.04
- 871)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: C1::3 Sender: 0.0.0.0"
TunnelGrpId: 3 MemberId: 1 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.04 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 12 NumSrlgChng: 3
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.04 - 2 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01
- 297)
SRLG Collected :-
SRLG 27
SRLG 5
SRLG 27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LspPort "vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: D1::2 Sender: 0.0.0.0"
TunnelGrpId: 2 MemberId: 2 Mode:LoadSharing
cfgFarEnd: 192.0.2.02 Flags: 0x0 NumUpdSent: 10 NumSrlgChng: 0
PSB: vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.02 - 1 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01
- 296)
SRLG Collected :-
SRLG 27
SRLG 4
SRLG 27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Port Count: 6
psb
Syntax
psb [tunnelid tunnel-id] [lspid lsp-id] [detail]
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps information about a PSB.
Parameters
tunnel-id—
The identifier of the tunnel.
Values—
0 to 4294967295
lsp-id—
The identifier of the LSP.
Values—
1 to 65535
detail—
Keyword to output information in greater detail.
Output
The following output is an example of PSB information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# psb
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.03 - 3 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01 - 299)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 1 - 192.0.2.03), Sender (192.0.2.03 - 46)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 3 - 192.0.2.04), Sender (192.0.2.04 - 871)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 3 - 192.0.2.02), Sender (192.0.2.02 - 286)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.04 - 2 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01 - 297)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.02 - 1 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01 - 296)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total PSB Count: 6
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# psb tunnelid 1 detail
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PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.01 - 1 - 192.0.2.03), Sender (192.0.2.03 - 46)
PSB CurrState: GMPLS_PSB_UP PrevState: GMPLS_PSB_UP Flags: 0x0
isIngress: N isTransit: N isEgress: Y
DnStream Peer: None
UpStream Peer: vrId 1 PeerAddr 10.27.255.213
UpStream TELink: vrId 1 TELinkId 1010701, dBLink: vrId 1 DBLinkId 101070117
RemoteDBLinkId: 101070117, PortId: 0x2268000, refCnt: 1, State: UP
Sender Template - Sender: 192.0.2.03, LspId: 46
Session Attribute -
Session Name: B1::1
Ctype: 7, HoldPri: 1, SetupPri: 5, Flags: 0x2
IncludeGroup: 0x0, IncludeAllGroup: 0x0, ExcludeGroup: 0x0
Lsp Attribute - TLV: 1, Flags: 0x80000
NextPathRefresh: 0secs, PathRefreshTimeout: 151secs
Path RX Message Id: 2209, Epoch: 13810201, Flags: 0x1
PSB RRO : ->
(1) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.213, InterfaceId 1010701, Flags 0x0
(2) SRLG 27
(3) Label 101070117, Flags 0x0
(4) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.213, InterfaceId 13004, Flags 0x0
(5) Label 101070130, Flags 0x80
(6) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.215, InterfaceId 13007, Flags 0x0
(7) SRLG 6
(8) Label 101070130, Flags 0x0
(9) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.215, InterfaceId 1010701, Flags 0x0
(10) SRLG 27
(11) Label 101070117, Flags 0x80
(12) Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.03, InterfaceId 1010701, Flags 0x0
(13) Label 101070117, Flags 0x0
PSB ERO : ->
(1) IPv4Prefix 192.0.2.01/32, Strict [1]
PSB XRO : ->
NULL XRO
PROTECTION - Flags: 0x0, E2EProtectionType: 0
LinkFlags: 0x0, SegProtFlags: 0x0, SegProtType: 0x1
ASSOCIATION - Type: 0, AssociationId: 46, Source: 192.0.2.03
NOTIFY REQ - Node: 10.27.255.213
RSB:
NextResvRefresh: 9secs, ResvRefreshTimeout: 0secs
Resv TX Message Id: 2661, Flags: 0x0
PROTECTION - Flags: 0x0, E2EProtectionType: 0
LinkFlags: 0x0, SegProtFlags: 0x0, SegProtType: 0x1
FLOWSPEC : ->
Ctype: 6 SwitchingGranularity: 1, MTU: 9212, TlvFlags: 0x1
EthBWProfileTlv - Profile: 0, Index: 0
CIR: 10.000 Gbps, CBS: 10.000 Gbps
EIR: infinity, EBS: infinity
FILTERSPEC Label : 0
FILTERSPEC RRO : ->
(1) Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.01, InterfaceId 1010701, Flags 0x0
(2) Label 101070117, Flags 0x80
NOTIFY REQ - Node: 192.0.2.01
Bound to LSPPORT: vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: B1::1 Sender: 192.0.2.03
Num Paths Received :78
Num Paths Transmitted :0
Num Resvs Received :0
Num Resvs Transmitted :1
Num Summmary Paths Received :737
Num Summmary Paths Transmitted:0
Num Summmary Resvs Received :0
Num Summmary Resvs Transmitted:750
Created at 37048 (21983 secs back)
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSB:
vrId: 1 Session (To: 192.0.2.02 - 1 - 192.0.2.01), Sender (192.0.2.01 - 296)
PSB CurrState: GMPLS_PSB_UP PrevState: GMPLS_PSB_UP Flags: 0x0
isIngress: Y isTransit: N isEgress: N
DnStream Peer: vrId 1 PeerAddr 10.27.255.213
UpStream Peer: None
DnStream TELink: vrId 1 TELinkId 1010702, dBLink: vrId 1 DBLinkId 101070217
RemoteDBLinkId: 101070217, PortId: 0x2270000, refCnt: 1, State: UP
Sender Template - Sender: 192.0.2.01, LspId: 296
Session Attribute -
Session Name: D1::2
Ctype: 7, HoldPri: 1, SetupPri: 5, Flags: 0x2
IncludeGroup: 0x0, IncludeAllGroup: 0x0, ExcludeGroup: 0x0
Lsp Attribute - TLV: 1, Flags: 0x80000
NextPathRefresh: 3secs, PathRefreshTimeout: 0secs
Path TX Message Id: 471, Flags: 0x0
PSB RRO : ->
(1) Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.01, InterfaceId 1010702, Flags 0x0
(2) Label 101070217, Flags 0x0
PSB ERO : ->
(1) Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.01, LinkId 1010702, Loose [1]
(2) IPv4Prefix 10.27.255.213/32, Strict [0]
(3) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.219, LinkId 1010702, Strict [0]
(4) IPv4Prefix 192.0.2.02/32, Loose [0]
PSB XRO : ->
NULL XRO
PROTECTION - Flags: 0x0, E2EProtectionType: 1
LinkFlags: 0x0, SegProtFlags: 0x0, SegProtType: 0x0
ASSOCIATION - Type: 0, AssociationId: 296, Source: 192.0.2.01
NOTIFY REQ - Node: 192.0.2.01
RSB:
NextResvRefresh: 0secs, ResvRefreshTimeout: 151secs
Resv RX Message Id: 19, Epoch: 13810201, Flags: 0x1
PROTECTION - Flags: 0x0, E2EProtectionType: 1
LinkFlags: 0x0, SegProtFlags: 0x0, SegProtType: 0x0
FLOWSPEC : ->
Ctype: 6 SwitchingGranularity: 1, MTU: 9212, TlvFlags: 0x1
EthBWProfileTlv - Profile: 0, Index: 0
CIR: 10.000 Gbps, CBS: 10.000 Gbps
EIR: infinity, EBS: infinity
FILTERSPEC Label : 101070217
FILTERSPEC RRO : ->
(1) Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.01, InterfaceId 1010702, Flags 0x0
(2) Label 101070217, Flags 0x0
(3) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.213, InterfaceId 1010702, Flags 0x0
(4) SRLG 27
(5) Label 101070217, Flags 0x80
(6) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.213, InterfaceId 13000, Flags 0x0
(7) SRLG 4
(8) Label 101070230, Flags 0x0
(9) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.219, InterfaceId 13001, Flags 0x0
(10) Label 101070230, Flags 0x80
(11) Unnumbered RouterId 10.27.255.219, InterfaceId 1010702, Flags 0x0
(12) SRLG 27
(13) Label 101070217, Flags 0x0
(14) Unnumbered RouterId 192.0.2.02, InterfaceId 1010702, Flags 0x0
(15) Label 101070217, Flags 0x80
NOTIFY REQ - Node: 10.27.255.213
Bound to LSPPORT: vrId: 1 Type: 0 Session: D1::2 Sender: 0.0.0.0
Num Paths Received :0
Num Paths Transmitted :1
Num Resvs Received :23
Num Resvs Transmitted :0
Num Summmary Paths Received :0
Num Summmary Paths Transmitted:1834
Num Summmary Resvs Received :1824
Num Summmary Resvs Transmitted:0
Created at 4439 (54592 secs back)
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Total PSB Count: 2
status
Syntax
status
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps general GMPLS status information.
Output
The following output is an example of GMPLS status information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# status
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GMPLS instance vrId: 1
AdminState: UP, OperState:UP, OperDownReason: N/A
Flags: 0x0, localNodeId: 192.0.2.01
InitRetryTimeout: 30 KeepMultiplier: 3 RefreshTime: 30
RapidRetransmitTime: 5 RapidRetryLimit: 3
GrRestartTime: 180 GrRecoveryTime: 300
gLspWPOriginate: 3 gLspWPTransit: 0 gLspWPTerminate: 3
gLspPPOriginate: 0 gLspPPTransit: 0 gLspPPTerminate: 0
NumTELink: 6 NumDB: 6 NumLspPort: 6 NumTunGrp: 6
Num gLsp: 3 Num gLspPath: 3 Num Path: 4
NumLspPortAudited: 0 NumStaleLspPortDeleted: 0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
te-link
Syntax
te-link [te-link-id] [detail]
Context
tools>dump>router>gmpls
Description
This command dumps information about TE links. Configuring the te-link-id parameter will only dump information about the specified TE link.
Parameters
te-link-id—
The identifier of the TE link.
Values—
1 to 4294967295 | te-link-name
detail—
Keyword to output information in greater detail.
Output
The following output is an example of TE link information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# te-link
<te-link-id>
1010701 1010702 1010703 1010704 1010705 1010706
detail
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# te-link 1010701
TE-LINK "vrId 1 TELinkId 1010701"
AdminState: UP, OperState:UP
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
Peer: 10.27.255.213 RemoteTELinkId: 1010701 NumDbLink: 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total TE-Link Count: 1
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>gmpls# te-link 1010701 detail
TE-LINK "vrId 1 TELinkId 1010701"
AdminState: UP, OperState:UP
LastChange: 02/04/2015 23:30:34
Peer: 10.27.255.213 RemoteTELinkId: 1010701 NumDbLink: 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total TE-Link Count: 1
lmp
Syntax
lmp
Context
tools>dump>router
Description
This command dumps Link Management Protocol information.
peer
Syntax
peer peer-node-id
Context
tools>dump>router>lmp
Description
This command dumps information about a specific LMP peer.
Parameters
peer-node-id—
An identifier for the LMP peer node. This may be an IPv4-formatted address or a 32-bit unsigned integer.
Values—
a.b.c.d | 1 to 4294967295
control-channel
Syntax
control-channel lmp-cc-id [clear]
Context
tools>dump>router>lmp>peer
Description
This command dumps information about a control channel of an LMP peer.
Parameters
lmp-cc-id—
An unsigned integer identifier for the control channel.
Values—
1 to 4294967295
clear—
Keyword to clear statistics after reading.
Output
The following output is an example of control channel information.
Sample Output
A:ALU-7# tools dump router lmp peer 10.2.2.2 control-channel 42
Local: 42 (A), Remote: 42, State: Up/Up(Pr), Nbr: 10.2.2.2
Dst: 10.2.3.2, Nh: 10.5.5.2, vRtr/EgrIf/Ttl: 2/2 T/1
Src: 10.1.2.1
Hello 1000/1000, Dead 4000/4000, Seq (Tx/Rx/Ack) 125/125/124
LastEvt: helloTmr, Tmrs: Hello Hold
Cntrs: Errs(in/out) 0/0, Rx: cfg/Ack/Nack/Hello: 0/1/0/124
Cntrs: Tx: cfg/Ack/Nack/Hello: 1(6)/0/0/125, reTxCnt: 6
RxCfg: 0: 0/0, RxNack: 0: 0/0
TxMsgId: 7, RxMsgId(cfg/ack/nack): 0/7/0
LkSum Cntrs (sum/ack/nack) Tx: 36(0)/36/0, Rx: 36/36/0
Now: 000 00:05:11.570, PktDbg: 0x0, RxFlags:
Seq Event prevState state TxPkt Time
=== ========== ======== ======== ===== ================
000 bringUp Down CfgSnd Cfg 000 00:02:35.950
001 reTxTmr CfgSnd CfgSnd Cfg 000 00:02:36.450
002 rxAck CfgSnd Active Hello 000 00:03:07.690
003 rxHello Active Up --- 000 00:03:08.690
te-link
Syntax
te-link te-link-id [clear]
Context
tools>dump>router>lmp
Description
This command dumps information about a TE link.
Parameters
te-link-id—
The identifier of the TE link.
Values—
1 to 4294967295, te-link-name
clear—
Keyword to clear statistics after reading.
Output
The following output is an example of TE link information.
Sample Output
*A:Dut-B-UNI-C>tools>dump>router>lmp# te-link 1010701
Local 1010701 (), State Up/Up, Remote: 1010701, db 1(1), resv 0, msgId 11871
Cntrs (sum/ack/nack) Tx: 2912(8)/2906/0, Rx: 2906/2914/0, Up/Dn: 14/13
LastEvt: ackRxSm (000 16:19:18.070), Now: 000 16:19:33.270
LastRxLkSum: Id 1010701, dbCnt 1, ErrCode 0x0, Flags: 0x0
RxDb: Id(L/R) 101070117/101070117, Flags: 0x3
SubObj: type/len/sw/enc: 1/12/125/2, Kbps(Min/Max): 10000000/10000000
LastRxLkSumNack: msgId 0, dbCnt 0, ErrCode 0x0, Flags: 0x0
Db Links:
1010701-101070117 (1/1/13): State Up/UpAlloc, port Up/Up RemoteId: 101070117,
Alloc Y, bw 10000000, portBw 10000000/10000000, tunGrp 1, cfg: Y, Lpc: Y
Alloc (Cnt/Tm): 3/000 10:16:21.770, Free 2/000 10:15:32.050
Cnt(Up/Dn): 1/0, UpDnTm: 000 00:10:55.310