Customizing Show Output Formats

The output generated by the show commands can be customized by using the optional arguments described in the following table.

Table 4: Show Output Formats

format <column_name1>, <column_name2>, <column_nameX>	Displays only the columns matching the list of column header names. NOTE: The list of column names is comma-separated without spaces.
format all	Displays all available column headers. This output is also called verbose mode. By default, show commands output a terse set of the most commonly useful column headers.
layout horizontal\|vertical	Specify if you want to display show output in a horizontal or vertical format. Vertical may be more useful for verbose show outputs. For example: CLI (network-admin@switch) > vlan-show format all layout vertical
parsable-delim <separator>	Displays the output of show command by separating columns by the specified <separator> character(s). For example, parsable-delim , produces a comma-separated output (CSV). NOTE: If the parsable-delim option is specified, the column header names (titles) are suppressed from the output.
pager on\|off	Displays the output as pages (pager on) or as a single scroll-able page (pager off).

Below are some examples of how the output for the show commands are displayed in Netvisor ONE CLI.

To display the select columns, enter the command followed by the option format <column_name1>, <column_name2>, <column_nameX> as below:

CLI (network-admin@pn-1) switch pn-1 lldp-show format switch, local-port, chassis-id, port-id, port-desc

switch local-port chassis-id port-id port-desc

------- ---------- ---------- ------- ----------------------------

pn-1 1 0e0000e8 1 spine-cluster cluster link

pn-1 2 1100013f 5 trunk from cluster-1 to spine cluster

pn-1 3 11000141 5 trunk from cluster-1 to spine cluster

pn-1 4 11000147 5 trunk from cluster-2 to spine cluster

pn-1 5 11000145 5 trunk from cluster-2 to spine cluster

To display the output on a local switch that you had logged in (the * indicates the local switch in the example below). You don't need to specify the switch-name for all the commands that you run on the local switch.

CLI (network-admin@switch-1) > switch-local

CLI (network-admin@pn-sw01*) > lldp-show

local-port ----------	chassis-id ----------	port-id --------	port-desc ----------	sys-name ----------
1	0e0000e8	1	spine-cluster cluster link	pn-sw02
2	1100013f	5	trunk from cluster-1 to spine cluster	pn-swl01
3	11000141	5	trunk from cluster-1 to spine cluster	pn-swl02
13	0e000063	2	PN Switch Port(2	pn-swl06

To display all the switches in a fabric, for example, use the switch <tab> command:

CLI (network-admin@pn-sw01) > switch

pn-sw01

pn-swl04

pn-swl02

pn-sw02

leaf_clust_1 pn-swl01,pn-swl02

leaf_clust_2 pn-swl03,pn-swl04

even-cluster-nodes pn-swl02,pn-swl04,pn-swl06,pn-sw02

odd-cluster-nodes pn-swl01,pn-swl03,pn-swl05,pn-sw01

spine_clust pn-sw01,pn-sw02

* all switches in the fabric

To display the output in vertical format, for example, use the command:

CLI (network-admin@pn-swl03) > cluster-show layout vertical

switch: pn-swl01

name: pn-swl0102

state: online

cluster-node-1: pn-swl01

cluster-node-2: pn-swl02

tid: 4034

mode: master

ports: 1,125,272

remote-ports: 1,125,272

cluster-sync-timeout(ms): 2000

cluster-sync-offline-count: 3

switch: pn-swl02