Creating and Deleting User Virtual Routers
Before you delete a VR, you must delete all
VLANs and child VRFs created in that VR. All of the ports assigned
to this VR are deleted and made available to assign to other VRs
and VRFs. Any routing protocol that is running on the VR is shut
down and deleted gracefully.
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To create a user VR, use the following command and do not
include the type or vr attributes:
create virtual-router name {type [vrf | vpn-vrf {vr parent_vr_name}]}
A VR name cannot be the same as a VLAN name. You
cannot name a user VR with the names VR-Mgmt, VR-Control, or VR-Default because these are
the existing default system VRs. For backward compatibility, user VRs also cannot be named
VR-0, VR-1 or VR-2 because these three names are the names for the system VRs in
ExtremeXOS releases before 11.0.
If you exceed the maximum number of
VRs supported on your platform, a message similar to the following
appears:
Error: Maximum number of User VRs supported by the system is 63
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To display the virtual routers, use the following
command:
show virtual-router {name}
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To delete a user VR, use the following command:
delete virtual-router {name}