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Junos[MX]: How to show VPLS instance associated with given subinterface
How to signal a VPLS multihoming change to a L2 CE deviceCisco IOS: How to view MAC addresses on an Ethernet pseudowireJuniper MX80 drops generated (TCP?) packetsMetro Ethernet no layer 3 connectivityIs there any reason to have a bridge group with only one interface?Vlan Extension vs VPLS + need understandingCan't ping directly connected SRX210 (Juniper)Cannot Ping endpoints across a VPLS connected VLANConfigure Juniper Router AdvertisementsHow to show the MAC table for interfaces on a Junos Virtual Chassis member?
Suppose I have a subinterface with Vlan-vpls encapsulation, like this one:
admin@router> show configuration interfaces ge-2/1/1
flexible-vlan-tagging;
encapsulation flexible-ethernet-services;
unit 17
encapsulation vlan-vpls;
vlan-id 17;
Is there any command in Junos which would show me a VPLS instance associated with this subinterface (ge-2/1/1.17)?
If there are MACs in mac-table then I can use
show vpls mac-table interface ge-2/1/1.17
but what if there are no MACs?
juniper juniper-junos interface juniper-mx vpls
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Suppose I have a subinterface with Vlan-vpls encapsulation, like this one:
admin@router> show configuration interfaces ge-2/1/1
flexible-vlan-tagging;
encapsulation flexible-ethernet-services;
unit 17
encapsulation vlan-vpls;
vlan-id 17;
Is there any command in Junos which would show me a VPLS instance associated with this subinterface (ge-2/1/1.17)?
If there are MACs in mac-table then I can use
show vpls mac-table interface ge-2/1/1.17
but what if there are no MACs?
juniper juniper-junos interface juniper-mx vpls
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Suppose I have a subinterface with Vlan-vpls encapsulation, like this one:
admin@router> show configuration interfaces ge-2/1/1
flexible-vlan-tagging;
encapsulation flexible-ethernet-services;
unit 17
encapsulation vlan-vpls;
vlan-id 17;
Is there any command in Junos which would show me a VPLS instance associated with this subinterface (ge-2/1/1.17)?
If there are MACs in mac-table then I can use
show vpls mac-table interface ge-2/1/1.17
but what if there are no MACs?
juniper juniper-junos interface juniper-mx vpls
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Suppose I have a subinterface with Vlan-vpls encapsulation, like this one:
admin@router> show configuration interfaces ge-2/1/1
flexible-vlan-tagging;
encapsulation flexible-ethernet-services;
unit 17
encapsulation vlan-vpls;
vlan-id 17;
Is there any command in Junos which would show me a VPLS instance associated with this subinterface (ge-2/1/1.17)?
If there are MACs in mac-table then I can use
show vpls mac-table interface ge-2/1/1.17
but what if there are no MACs?
juniper juniper-junos interface juniper-mx vpls
juniper juniper-junos interface juniper-mx vpls
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There is no direct way, but you can see interfaces in the statistics:
user@router> show vpls statistics
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Local interface: ae2.2000, Index: 380
[..]
Or in the extensive flood list:
user@router> show vpls flood extensive
[..]
Name: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
[..]
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
__all_ces__ Group comp 1246
Composition: split-horizon
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
ae2.2000 CE ucst 1057
or in the extensive connections:
user@router> show vpls connections extensive
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Edge protection: Not-Primary
Local site: local-sites (1)
Number of local interfaces: 1
Number of local interfaces up: 1
IRB interface present: no
ae2.2000
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Try this command show vpls connections instance <instance-name> extensive to view the interfaces associated with the VPLS instance .
Additional Info >> To check the MAC table , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> , it will show you all the MAC addresses learnt in that VPLS instance. If you are using 'vlan-id all' knob in the VPLS instance configuration , then this command will show you MAC Table VLAN based.
To check the MAC table VLAN specific , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> vlan-id <vlan-id>.
If you want to see the MAC table specific to some interface , you can use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> | match <interface-name>'
MAC learning in VPLS is only data plane based. So in case there are no MACs means no packets are forwarded to / from the CE. When CE broadcast /multicast/unicasts the packets the PE learns the MAC address just like normal LAN switch.
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There is no direct way, but you can see interfaces in the statistics:
user@router> show vpls statistics
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Local interface: ae2.2000, Index: 380
[..]
Or in the extensive flood list:
user@router> show vpls flood extensive
[..]
Name: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
[..]
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
__all_ces__ Group comp 1246
Composition: split-horizon
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
ae2.2000 CE ucst 1057
or in the extensive connections:
user@router> show vpls connections extensive
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Edge protection: Not-Primary
Local site: local-sites (1)
Number of local interfaces: 1
Number of local interfaces up: 1
IRB interface present: no
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There is no direct way, but you can see interfaces in the statistics:
user@router> show vpls statistics
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Local interface: ae2.2000, Index: 380
[..]
Or in the extensive flood list:
user@router> show vpls flood extensive
[..]
Name: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
[..]
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
__all_ces__ Group comp 1246
Composition: split-horizon
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
ae2.2000 CE ucst 1057
or in the extensive connections:
user@router> show vpls connections extensive
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Edge protection: Not-Primary
Local site: local-sites (1)
Number of local interfaces: 1
Number of local interfaces up: 1
IRB interface present: no
ae2.2000
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There is no direct way, but you can see interfaces in the statistics:
user@router> show vpls statistics
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Local interface: ae2.2000, Index: 380
[..]
Or in the extensive flood list:
user@router> show vpls flood extensive
[..]
Name: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
[..]
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
__all_ces__ Group comp 1246
Composition: split-horizon
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
ae2.2000 CE ucst 1057
or in the extensive connections:
user@router> show vpls connections extensive
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Edge protection: Not-Primary
Local site: local-sites (1)
Number of local interfaces: 1
Number of local interfaces up: 1
IRB interface present: no
ae2.2000
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There is no direct way, but you can see interfaces in the statistics:
user@router> show vpls statistics
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Local interface: ae2.2000, Index: 380
[..]
Or in the extensive flood list:
user@router> show vpls flood extensive
[..]
Name: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
[..]
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
__all_ces__ Group comp 1246
Composition: split-horizon
Flooding to:
Name Type NhType Index
ae2.2000 CE ucst 1057
or in the extensive connections:
user@router> show vpls connections extensive
[..]
Instance: EXAMPLE-VPLS-INSTANCE
Edge protection: Not-Primary
Local site: local-sites (1)
Number of local interfaces: 1
Number of local interfaces up: 1
IRB interface present: no
ae2.2000
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Try this command show vpls connections instance <instance-name> extensive to view the interfaces associated with the VPLS instance .
Additional Info >> To check the MAC table , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> , it will show you all the MAC addresses learnt in that VPLS instance. If you are using 'vlan-id all' knob in the VPLS instance configuration , then this command will show you MAC Table VLAN based.
To check the MAC table VLAN specific , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> vlan-id <vlan-id>.
If you want to see the MAC table specific to some interface , you can use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> | match <interface-name>'
MAC learning in VPLS is only data plane based. So in case there are no MACs means no packets are forwarded to / from the CE. When CE broadcast /multicast/unicasts the packets the PE learns the MAC address just like normal LAN switch.
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Try this command show vpls connections instance <instance-name> extensive to view the interfaces associated with the VPLS instance .
Additional Info >> To check the MAC table , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> , it will show you all the MAC addresses learnt in that VPLS instance. If you are using 'vlan-id all' knob in the VPLS instance configuration , then this command will show you MAC Table VLAN based.
To check the MAC table VLAN specific , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> vlan-id <vlan-id>.
If you want to see the MAC table specific to some interface , you can use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> | match <interface-name>'
MAC learning in VPLS is only data plane based. So in case there are no MACs means no packets are forwarded to / from the CE. When CE broadcast /multicast/unicasts the packets the PE learns the MAC address just like normal LAN switch.
edited yesterday
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Try this command show vpls connections instance <instance-name> extensive to view the interfaces associated with the VPLS instance .
Additional Info >> To check the MAC table , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> , it will show you all the MAC addresses learnt in that VPLS instance. If you are using 'vlan-id all' knob in the VPLS instance configuration , then this command will show you MAC Table VLAN based.
To check the MAC table VLAN specific , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> vlan-id <vlan-id>.
If you want to see the MAC table specific to some interface , you can use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> | match <interface-name>'
MAC learning in VPLS is only data plane based. So in case there are no MACs means no packets are forwarded to / from the CE. When CE broadcast /multicast/unicasts the packets the PE learns the MAC address just like normal LAN switch.
edited yesterday
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Try this command show vpls connections instance <instance-name> extensive to view the interfaces associated with the VPLS instance .
Additional Info >> To check the MAC table , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> , it will show you all the MAC addresses learnt in that VPLS instance. If you are using 'vlan-id all' knob in the VPLS instance configuration , then this command will show you MAC Table VLAN based.
To check the MAC table VLAN specific , use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> vlan-id <vlan-id>.
If you want to see the MAC table specific to some interface , you can use the command show vpls mac-table instance <instance-name> | match <interface-name>'
MAC learning in VPLS is only data plane based. So in case there are no MACs means no packets are forwarded to / from the CE. When CE broadcast /multicast/unicasts the packets the PE learns the MAC address just like normal LAN switch.
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