tunnel-stats-clear

This command is used to clear statistics for a tunnel.

Syntax   tunnel-stats-clear

tunnel-name tunnel-name

Specify a tunnel to clear statistics.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   Command introduced in Version 2.4.0.

Usage   Use this command to clear statistics from a tunnel.

Examples  To clear statistics from a tunnel, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > tunnel-stats-clear tunnel-name tunnel-vxlan1

tunnel-stats-show

This command is used to display the tunnel statistics on the switch.

Syntax   tunnel-stats-show

Use any of the following options to display tunnel statistics:

time date/time: yyyy-mm-ddTHH:mm:ss

Display by date and time.

start-time date/time: yyyy-mm-ddTHH:mm:s

Display by start date and time.

end-time date/time: yyyy-mm-ddTHH:mm:ss

Display by end date and time.

duration duration: #d#h#m#s

Display by duration.

interval duration: #d#h#m#s

Display by interval.

since-start

Specify a start time for the statistics.

older-than duration: #d#h#m#s

Display statistics older than a specific date.

within-last duration: #d#h#m#s

Display statistics within a specific duration.

tunnel-name tunnel-name

Display by tunnel name.

counter counter-number

Displays the number of counters.

ibytes ibytes-number

Displays the number of incoming bytes.

ibits ibits-number

Displays the number of incoming bits.

iUpkts iUpkts-number

Displays the number of incoming Unicast packets.

iBpkts iBpkts-number

Displays the number of incoming Broadcast packets.

iMpkts iMpkts-number

Displays the number of incoming Multicast packets.

iPauseFs
iPauseFs-number

Displays the number of incoming Pause frames.

iCongDrops iCongDrops-number

Displays the number of incoming packets dropped due to congestion.

ierrs errs-number

Displays the number of incoming packets with errors.

obytes obytes-number

Displays the number of outgoing bytes.

obits obits-number

Displays the number of outgoing bits.

oUpkts oUpkts-number

Displays the number of outgoing Unicast packets.

oBpkts oBpkts-number

Displays the number of outgoing Broadcast packets.

oMpkts oMpkts-number

Displays the number of outgoing Multicast packets.

oPauseFs
oPauseFs-number

Displays the number of outgoing Pause frames.

oCongDrops oCongDrops-number

Displays the number of outgoing packets dropped due to congestion.

oerrs oerrs-number

Displays the number of outgoing packets with errors.

mtu-errs mtu-errs-number

Displays the number of MTU errors.

HER-pkts HER-pkts-number

Displays the number of head-end replicated packets.

HER-bytes HER-bytes-number

Displays the number of head-end replicated bytes.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 1.2

Command introduced.

Version 2.2.2

The parameter, type, added.

Version 2.2.3

The parameter router-if replaced name-string with vrouter-hw-if name option.

Version 2.3.1

The parameter, active, added.

Version 2.6.0

The parameters, HER-pkts and HER-bytes, added.

Version 3.0.0

The following parameters added: ibits and obits.

Usage   Tunnels are used to encapsulate unsupported protocols on a network. Use this command to display a list of tunnels on a fabric.

Examples  To display a list of all tunnels on a switch, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > tunnel-stats-show

tunnel-stats-settings-modify

This command is used to modify tunnel settings for collecting statistics

Syntax   tunnel-history-settings-modify

enable|disable

Specify whether to enable or disable change logging.

interval duration: #d#h#m#s

Specify the interval to collect statistics. Day hour, minute, second.

disk-space disk-space-number

Specify the disk-space allocated for statistics.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   Command introduced in Version 2.5.

Usage   Use this command to modify tunnel settings for collecting statistics.

tunnel-stats-settings-show

This command is used to display the tunnel settings for collecting statistics

Syntax   tunnel-stats-settings-show

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   Command introduced in Version 2.5.0.

Usage   Tunnels are used to encapsulate unsupported protocols on a network. Use this command to display the tunnel settings for statistics collections.

Examples  To display a list of all tunnels settings for stats collection, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > tunnel-stats-settings-show

tunnel-vxlan-add

This command is used to add tunnels to VXLANs on the switch.

Syntax   tunnel-vxlan-add name name-string vxlan vxlan-id

name name-string

Specify a name for the tunnel.

vxlan vxlan-id

Specify the ID of the VXLAN.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 1.2

Command introduced.

Version 2.0.1

Changed from tunnel-vxlan to vxlan-tunnel.

Version 2.1

The parameter, switch, added.

Version 2.4

The parameter, vxlan-vnid, added.

Version 2.4.1

Changed from vxlan-tunnel to tunnel-vxlan.

Usage   Use this command to add tunnels to VXLANs.

Examples  To add tunnel, ip-23, to VXLAN, MyVXLAN, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > tunnel-vxlan-add tunnel-name ip-23 vxlan-name MyVXLAN

tunnel-vxlan-remove

This command is used to remove tunnels to VXLANs on the switch.

Syntax   tunnel-vxlan-remove name name-string vxlan vxlan-id

name name-string

Specify a name for the tunnel.

vxlan vxlan-id

Specify the ID of the VXLAN.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 1.2

Command introduced.

Version 2.0.1

Changed from tunnel-vxlan to vxlan-tunnel.

Version 2.1

The parameter, switch, added.

Version 2.4

The parameter, vxlan-vnid, added.

Version 2.4.1

Changed from vxlan-tunnel to tunnel-vxlan.

Usage   Use this command to remove tunnels from VXLANs.

Examples  To add tunnel, ip-23, to VXLAN, MyVXLAN, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > tunnel-remove name ip-23 vxlan-name MyVXLAN

tunnel-vxlan-show

This command is used to display information about tunnels added to VXLANs on the switch.

Syntax   tunnel-vxlan-show 

tunnel-name name-string

Displays the name for the tunnel.

vxlan vxlan-id

Displays the ID of the VXLAN.

hw_update_pending yes|no

Displays if a hardware update for VXLAN is pending.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 1.2

Command introduced.

Version 2.0.1

Changed from tunnel-vxlan to vxlan-tunnel.

Version 2.4

The parameter, vxlan-vnid, added.

Version 2.4.1

Changed from vxlan-tunnel to tunnel-vxlan.

Version 5.0.0

The parameter, hw_update_pending, added.

Usage   Use this command to display a list of tunnels added to VXLANs.

Examples  To display a list of tunnels on VXLANs, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > tunnel-vxlan-show