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Table 9-1: Changes to General Switch Commands (continued)
Command
show diag backplane utilization
show diagnostics {<slot>}
show diag slot <slot_number> fdb
{<mac_address> | vlan <name> |
tls-tunnel <tunnel_name>}
show diag slot <slot_number>
iproute
show diag slot <slot_number>
mpls
show slot <slot>
show version
unconfig slot <slot number>
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This command displays backplane link utilization
information, including:
Real-time traffic utilization on configured backplane links
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between active modules and MSM modules.
The number of packets transmitted and received,
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The percentage of bandwidth used on the link.
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Backplane utilization statistics can be reset by pressing 0
while the information is being displayed.
This command displays the result of MPLS module
diagnostics.
This command displays the MAC cache for a specific MPLS
module specified by the <slot-number> parameter. By
default, the entire MAC cache is displayed. If you specify the
<mac_address> parameter, only the matching MAC cache
entry is displayed. Specifying the VLAN command displays
all MAC cache entries learned on the VLAN <name> and
specifying the TLS tunnel command displays all MAC cache
entries learned on the TLS tunnel <tunnel_name>. The
MAC address, VLAN name, and TLS tunnel name are
displayed for each MAC cache entry.
This command displays the IP route table for a specific
MPLS module specified by the <slot_number> parameter.
By default, the entire route table downloaded to the MPLS
module is displayed. This command is similar to the show
iproute command.
This command displays MPLS label information for a
specific MPLS module specified by the <slot_number>
parameter. By default, all MPLS label and TLS tunnel
information downloaded to the MPLS module is displayed.
This command is similar to the show mpls command.
For the MPLS module, the information displayed by this
command includes data about the software images loaded
on the module and information about the operational status
and backplane connections of the module.
The information displayed by this command includes data
about the MPLS module.
This command clears a slot of a previously assigned MPLS
module and removes any port-related information associated
with the slot.
General Switch Attributes
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