Shows the current set of MAC addresses configured in EVPN.
| bgp | Specifies BGP. |
| evpn | Specifies Ethernet VPN (RFC 7432). |
| mac | Shows only the MAC entries from the EVPN MAC/IP table. |
| mac-address | Specifies restricting the display to a particular MAC address. |
| mac_address | Selects the MAC address to show. |
N/A.
If the ESI and ESI-Port fields are non-zero, then the entry was learned over a shared interface. The remote LACP partner‘s 6-byte MAC address is part of the ESI. For a full decoding of the ESI, see RFC 7432. The (S)source column indicates whether the entry was learned (L)ocally or (R)emotely. The local entries are from the MAC forwarding database. The remote entries are in the MAC forwarding database only if the “In Use” flag is set to yes.
The following example shows the current set of MAC addresses configured in EVPN.
# show bgp evpn mac Src EVI-Idx MAC BGP Next Hop VNI ESI ESI-Port In Use --- ------- ----------------- --------------- ---------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------ L 190 00:04:96:9d:64:e2 10000 00:01:02:03:04:05:06:07:08:09 22 Yes R 190 00:04:96:9d:66:e8 3.3.3.103 10000 Yes R 1020 00:04:96:9c:2c:a2 1.1.1.101 101020 Yes L 1020 00:04:96:9d:64:e2 101020 Yes R 1020 00:04:96:9d:66:e8 3.3.3.103 101020 Yes R 1020 01:01:01:01:01:01 3.3.3.103 101020 Yes L 3500 00:04:96:9d:64:e2 111103 Yes R 4089 00:04:96:9c:2c:a2 1.1.1.101 101021 Yes L 4089 00:04:96:9d:64:e2 101021 Yes R 4089 00:04:96:9d:66:e8 3.3.3.103 101021 Yes R 4089 00:0f:20:98:87:5a 3.3.3.103 101021 Yes Src: (L) Local, (R) Remote In Use: Yes/No - Indicates if entry is installed in MAC forwarding database. Total MAC/IP entries: 11
This command was first available in ExtremeXOS 30.2.
This command is available on platforms that support the appropriate license. For complete information about software licensing, including how to obtain and upgrade your license and which licenses support the BGP feature, see the ExtremeXOS and Switch Engine 31.7 Feature License Requirements document.