show virtual-network
show virtual-network {vn_name | vxlan
vni
vni | [vlan
vlan_name | vman
vman_name]}
Description
Use this command to show the virtual networks that have been created.
Syntax Description
vn_name | Alphanumeric string identifying the virtual network. |
vxlan | Displays VXLAN virtual networks. |
vni | A unique 24-bit Virtual Network Identifier that is used in the VXLAN header to encapsulate tenant frames. |
vni | Virtual Network Identifier value between 1 and 16,777,215. |
vlan | Specifies VLAN. |
vlan_name | Name of the tenant VLAN. |
vman | Specifies VMAN. |
vman_name | Name of the tenant VMAN. |
Default
N/A.
Usage Guidelines
When no option is specified a summary output of all virtual networks appears. You can also query the switch using the virtual network name, VXLAN VNI or the tenant VLAN/VMAN name. With each of these options, detailed information about the virtual networks appears.
Example
# show virtual-network Virtual Network Name Tenant VLAN Encap ID Encap Flags ========================================================== MyVirtualNetwork1 vlan101 VXLAN 10000 -DX MyVirtualNetwork2 vlan102 VXLAN 20000 -DX ========================================================== Encap Flags: (C) Remote Endpoints Configured, (D) Remote Endpoints Discovered, (X) Exclude Tag ---------------------------------------- Total number of Virtual Networks: 2 Local Tunnel Endpoints: 10.10.10.1 (VR-Default)
History
This command was first available in ExtremeXOS 21.1.
VMAN option added in ExtremeXOS 22.1.
Platform Availability
This command is supported on the Summit X770, X670-G2 standalone, and stacks with X770 and X670-G2 slots only.