vrouter-mfib-routes-show

This command is used to display information about multicast routes in forwarding information database.

Syntax   vrouter-mfib-routes-show

type <*,G>|<*,G,V>||

The type of hardware router.

srcip ip-address

The source IP address.

srcip-mask srcip-mask-number

The source netmask.

group ip-address

The group IP address.

group-mask group-mask-number

The group netmask.

vnet vnet-name 

The vNET for the VLAN.

bd bridge-domain name

The bridge domain.

vlan vlan-id

The VLAN identifier.

vrid vrouter-id

The virtual router identifier.

hw-group-id hw-group-id

The hardware group identifier.

send-vnet vnet-name

The vNET of the sending VLAN.

send-vlan vlan-id

The sending VLAN identifier.

send-bd send-bd-string

The sending bridge domain.

ports port-list

The port list.

encap-id encap-id-number

The encapsulation identifier.

flags Trunk|Active

The hardware flags for the route.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 2.2.5

Command introduced.

Version 2.4.1

The parameter vnet added.

Version 2.6.2

The parameter send-vnet added.

Usage   Use this command to display multicast routes in the forwarding information database (FIB).

Examples  To display multicast routes in the FIB, use the following syntax:

CLI (network-admin@switch) > vrouter-mfib-routes-show

switch type    srcip         group      vnet vlan vrid hw-group-id send_vnet send-vlan ports         encap-id flags

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

switch <S,G,V> 10.16.100.210 232.1.1.20      100  0    0x2000002             100       1,20-23,40-41 -1       Active

switch <S,G,V> 10.16.100.210 232.1.1.20      100  0    0x2000002             101       20-21         1        Active

switch <S,G,V> 10.16.100.210 232.1.1.20      100  0    0x2000002             100       1,10-13,40-41 -1       Active

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