vsg-network-show
Starting from NetVisor release 6.0.1 it is possible to import/export subnet prefixes between Unicast Fabric VRFs. This operation is sometimes informally referred to as ‘prefix leaking’.
To implement this functionality a new innovative entity called Virtual Service Group (vSG) is introduced: it’s an abstraction that defines in an intuitive, and user-friendly way the policies by which prefixes are shared.
Use this command to display the network or subnets that belong to a vSG.
Syntax vsg-network-show
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vsg-name name-string |
The name of the vSG. |
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vrf vrf-name |
The VRF name. |
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vnet vnet name |
The vNET for the VRF. |
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subnet subnet name |
The subnet name or 'all' for all subnets. |
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network ip-address |
The network IP address. |
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netmask netmask |
The network mask. |
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network6 ip-address |
The IP subnet. |
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netmask6 netmask |
The IP subnet network mask. |
Defaults None
Access Network Administrator
History
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Version 6.0.1 |
Command introduced. |
Usage Use this command to display the network or subnets that belong to a Virtual Service Group (vSG).
Examples To display the networks that belong to the VSG named GROUP-A, use the following syntax:
CLI (network-admin@switch) > vsg-network-show
switch vsg-name vrf vnet subnet network network-state
------ -------- ------- ---- ------- ----------- ------------
switch vsg1 blue 0:0 vlan_10 10.1.1.0/24 ok
switch vsg1 red 0:0 vlan_20 20.1.1.0/24 ok
switch vsg1 transit 0:0 vlan_30 30.1.1.2/32 ok