Use this command to display one or more VTAP interface MIB-II entries mapped to a VLAN.
| vlan-list | (Optional) Displays the VTAP interface entry for specified VLAN(s). |
If vlan-list is not specified, VTAP interface entries will be displayed for all VLANs.
All command modes.
A VTAP interface provides the data source input of a port mirror or SMON statistics collection. A VLAN will not have a MIB-II ifIndex if a VTAP interface does not exist for it. See set vlan interface for information on creating a VTAP interface.
This example shows how to display the VLAN MIB-II interface entries for this device:
System(rw)->show vlan interface VLAN MIB-II Interfaces Max Interfaces : 16 Current Interfaces : 12 VLAN Port Storage Type ------------------------------------- 1 vtap.0.1 non-volatile 300 vtap.0.300 non-volatile 301 vtap.0.301 non-volatile 302 vtap.0.302 non-volatile 303 vtap.0.303 non-volatile 304 vtap.0.304 non-volatile 305 vtap.0.305 non-volatile 306 vtap.0.306 non-volatile 307 vtap.0.307 non-volatile 308 vtap.0.308 non-volatile 309 vtap.0.309 non-volatile 310 vtap.0.310 non-volatile System(rw)->
show vlan interface Output Details provides an explanation of the command output.
show vlan interface Output Details
| Output... | What it displays... |
|---|---|
| Max Interfaces | The maximum number of VTAP interfaces supported on this device. |
| Current Interfaces | The current number of configured VTAP interfaces. |
| VLAN | VLAN ID. |
| Port | Port-string designation. |
| Storage Type | Whether the entry is stored as a volatile or non-volatile entry. Volatile entries are lost when a system is reset. Non-volatile entries are saved in NVRAM and are persistent until cleared. |
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