Use this command to display information about the VLAN/VNI mapping for logical-switches.
| name | (Optional) Indicates that you are supplying a specific logical switch name. |
| logical-switch | Name of the logical switch. |
| verbose | (Optional) Expands logical switch on its own line, if it was truncated. |
If no options are specified, a standard level of information appears for all tunnel interfaces. If a logical switch name is not given, all configured logical switches appear.
All command modes.
Shows the name, VNI, and VLAN mapping for a logical switch. If the logical switch does not exist, an error occurs.
This S-Series example shows how to display information for all logical switches:
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Logical Switch Name vni vlan Configurator
------------------------------ ---------- ---- ------------
switch1 777 15 cli
switch2 888 16 cli
switch3 999 17 cli
This S-Series example shows how to display information for logical switch "switch1":
System(su)->show tunnel logical-switch name switch1
Logical Switch Name vni vlan Configurator
------------------------------ ---------- ---- ------------
switch1 777 15 cli
This S-Series example shows how to display verbose information for logical switch "switch1":
System(su)->show tunnel logical-switch name switch1 verbose Logical Switch: switch1 VNI: 777 VLAN 15 Configured by cli