vle-show
This command displays a virtual link extension status.
Syntax vle-show
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vle-name name-string |
The virtual link extension |
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id |
The ID assigned to the vLE. |
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vnet vnet-name |
Specify the vNET name. |
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node-1 fabric-node name |
Name of the vLE node 1. |
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node-2 fabric-node name |
Name of the vLE node 2. |
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node1-port node-1-port-number |
The node-1 port that is part of vLE. |
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node2-port node-2-port-number |
The node-2 port that is part of vLE. |
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node-1-port-desc node-1-port-desc-string |
Description for the vLE node1 port. |
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node-2-port-desc node-2-port-desc-string |
Description for the vLE node2 port. |
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status unknown|remote-down|local-down|up|down |
The vLE status. |
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tracking|no-tracking |
The tracking status as enabled or disabled. |
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ports-state enable|disable |
The ports-state. override is the default setting which means that each individual port state configuration takes precedence. disable means that both vLE ports get disabled together, and this option takes precedence over each individual port state. enable means that both vLE ports get enabled, and this option takes precedence over each individual port state. |
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create-time date/time: yyyy-mm-ddTHH:mm:ss |
The time at which the vLE is created. |
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elapsed-time duration: #d#h#m#s |
The time elapsed since the vLE was created. |
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up-time duration: #d#h#m#s |
Time since the last instance at which the vLE came online. |
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topology topology-string |
The topology the vLE belongs to. |
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tunnel-name tunnel name |
The tunnel name to transport to other vLE EP. |
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vxlan vlan vxlan |
The VNI to transport this vLE. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History
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Version 2.5.4 |
Command introduced. |
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Version 6.0.0 |
The parameter ports-state added. |
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Version 6.1.0 |
The parameters vnet, create-time, elapsed-time, and up-time added. |
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Version 7.0.0 |
The parameters node-1-port-desc, and node-2-port-desc added. |
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Version 7.0.1 |
The parameters tunnel-name and vxlan added. |
Usage
Provides a mechanism for link state tracking between two ports of two switches in the same fabric for Virtual Link Extension (vLE). When a vLE is created between two physical ports of two switches, the vLE remains up as long as both physical ports are in the state link up.
When vLE tracking is created on a trunk port, the vLE stays up as long as at least one port in the trunk is link up, and the remote port is also up. When the last trunk member goes link down, the vLE is brought down. When you configure vLE tracking on a trunk port, you cannot configure tracking on individual trunk members.
vLE tracking helps achieve vLE high availability on NetVisor nodes, and avoid the need on the client side to run LACP for link up/down detection.
Examples To display virtual link extension status, use this command:
CLI (network-admin@leaf-1) > vle-show format all layout vertical
name: vle1
id: 900ad7:0
vnet: vnet1
node-1: leaf-1
node-2: leaf-2
node-1-port: 10
node-2-port: 17
node-1-port-desc:
node-2-port-desc:
status: up
tracking: enabled
ports-state: override
create-time: 09:44:56
elapsed-time: 11m37s
up-time: 0s