vnet-show
This command is used to display information about vNETs configured on the switch.
Syntax vnet-show
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    id id-num  | 
  
    The identifier of the vNET.  | 
 
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    name name-string  | 
  
    Name of the virtual network (vNET).  | 
 
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    scope local|fabric  | 
  
    The scope of the virtual network (vNET)  | 
 
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    vrg vrg-name  | 
  
    Name of the virtual resource group (VRG).  | 
 
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    vlan-type public|private  | 
  
    The type of VLAN for the vNET.  | 
 
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    num-vlans number  | 
  
    The number of VLANs assigned to the vNET.  | 
 
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    vlans vlan-list  | 
  
    The list of VLANs assigned to the vNET.  | 
 
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    num-private-vlans number  | 
  
    The number of private VLANs that the vNET administrator can create for the vNET. This is a number between 1, and 4094.  | 
 
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    num-bridge-domains 0..4094  | 
  
    The number of Bridge-Domains allowed to create in the vNET.  | 
 
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    public-vlans vlan-list  | 
  
    The public VLANs assigned to the private VLAN vNET.  | 
 
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    vxlans vxlan-id  | 
  
    The VLXN ID assigned to the vNET.  | 
 
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    vxlan-end vxlan-id  | 
  
    The last VXLAN ID assigned to the vNET.  | 
 
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    managed-ports port-list  | 
  
    The list of managed ports on the vNET.  | 
 
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    shared-ports port-list  | 
  
    The shared ports for the vNET.  | 
 
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    shared-port-vlans vlan-list  | 
  
    The VLANs on the shared ports.  | 
 
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    admin user-name  | 
  
    The user name for the admin role.  | 
 
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    vrg-created-by-vnet true|false  | 
  
    Displays if the VRG was created by the vNET.  | 
 
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    global true|false  | 
  
    Displays if the vNET is global or not.  | 
 
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History
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    Version 1.2  | 
  
    Command introduced.  | 
 
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    Version 2.1  | 
  
    The parameter globaladded.  | 
 
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    Version 2.5  | 
  
    The parameters public-vlans, vlan-type, and shared-ports added.  | 
 
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    Version 3.1.0  | 
  
    The parameter shared-port-vlans added.  | 
 
Usage A fabric, cluster, or standalone switch can be virtualized into tenant networks called virtual networks (vNETs). This command displays information about a vNET.
Examples To display information about all vNETs, use the following command:
CLI (network-admin@switch) > vnet-show layout vertical format all
switch: switch
id: 9000c25:0
name: btfab-global
scope: fabric
vlan-type: public
vlans: none
public-vlans: none
num-private-vlans: 0
num-bridge-domains: 0
vxlans: 0
managed-ports: none
shared-ports: none
shared-port-vlans: none
global: true
