show macsec usage

Usage Guidelines

Displays the number of ports that have MACsec enabled, and the maximum number of ports allowed, per slot. This command also displays the amount of bandwidth consumed by the enabled ports (assumes maximum throughput), as well as the maximum bandwidth allowed.

If the switch type has no port limit, then the "Port Count Limit" is displayed as N/A. If the switch has no bandwidth limit, then the "Bandwidth Maximum" is also displayed as N/A.

Note

The CLI prevents you from exceeding the port limit but not the bandwidth limit. If the instantaneous traffic across all MACsec-enabled ports exceeds the switch's bandwidth limit, then excess traffic will be dropped.

Example

The following example shows MACsec usage information:

# show macsec usage           
	   ----Port Count----  ------Bandwidth-----
Slots     #Enabled     Limit  Allocated    Maximum
========  ========  ========  =========  =========
Slot-1           1        48    1.0Gbps   50.0Gbps     

Example

The following example shows MACsec usage information on ports 1-5:

# show macsec ports 1-5 usage 
                     Subject                     
               Link  to BW     MACsec   Allocated
Port          Speed  Maximum?  Enabled  Bandwidth
========  =========  ========  =======  =========
1           1.0Gbps  Yes       No               -
2           1.0Gbps  Yes       No               -
3           1.0Gbps  Yes       No               -
4           1.0Gbps  Yes       No               -
5           1.0Gbps  Yes       No               -

Platform Availability

This command is available on the following platforms.

Note

The MACsec feature requires the installation of the MAC Security feature pack license.

Platform	Ports
ExtremeSwitching 5320	All ports of all models except stacking ports.
ExtremeSwitching 5420	All ports of all models except stacking ports.
ExtremeSwitching 5520	All ports, except 5520-VIM-4X and 5520-24X 10G ports
ExtremeSwitching 5720	All ports of all models except stacking ports.