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‎03-06-2019 12:45 PM
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‎03-22-2019 07:30 PM
Hello Pawel,
I'm a bit late to this and I see that the discussion went off on a different track. But in answer to your original question, you could use the following
sw0# sh ip int br rb all | inc Ve|Status
Interface Rbridge IP-Address Vrf Status Protocol
Ve 100 63 192.168.253.163 mgmt-vrf up up
Ve 100 64 192.168.253.164 mgmt-vrf up up
sw0#
As you see this will give you the Ve interfaces for each RBridge and also status.
Steve
I'm a bit late to this and I see that the discussion went off on a different track. But in answer to your original question, you could use the following
sw0# sh ip int br rb all | inc Ve|Status
Interface Rbridge IP-Address Vrf Status Protocol
Ve 100 63 192.168.253.163 mgmt-vrf up up
Ve 100 64 192.168.253.164 mgmt-vrf up up
sw0#
As you see this will give you the Ve interfaces for each RBridge and also status.
Steve
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‎03-22-2019 07:30 PM
Hello Pawel,
I'm a bit late to this and I see that the discussion went off on a different track. But in answer to your original question, you could use the following
sw0# sh ip int br rb all | inc Ve|Status
Interface Rbridge IP-Address Vrf Status Protocol
Ve 100 63 192.168.253.163 mgmt-vrf up up
Ve 100 64 192.168.253.164 mgmt-vrf up up
sw0#
As you see this will give you the Ve interfaces for each RBridge and also status.
Steve
I'm a bit late to this and I see that the discussion went off on a different track. But in answer to your original question, you could use the following
sw0# sh ip int br rb all | inc Ve|Status
Interface Rbridge IP-Address Vrf Status Protocol
Ve 100 63 192.168.253.163 mgmt-vrf up up
Ve 100 64 192.168.253.164 mgmt-vrf up up
sw0#
As you see this will give you the Ve interfaces for each RBridge and also status.
Steve
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‎03-06-2019 07:47 PM
VE is configured in two different ways.
"show run rb int ve" is for use with VRRP under the RBs
"show run int ve" is for global and use with fabric-virtual-gateway
What you've configure is a fabric-virtual-gateway address which is not a VE IP address.
"show run rb int ve" is for use with VRRP under the RBs
"show run int ve" is for global and use with fabric-virtual-gateway
What you've configure is a fabric-virtual-gateway address which is not a VE IP address.
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‎03-06-2019 07:42 PM
Could it be that those commands behave this "weird" way because I have it as 'fabric-virtual-gateway' and I have my VE configured as:
?
code:
brc_bot(config)# router fabric-virtual-gateway
brc_bot(conf-router-fabric-virtual-gateway)# address-family ipv4
brc_bot(config)# int ve 4
brc_bot(config-Ve-4)# attach rbridge-id add 1,2
brc_bot(config-Ve-4)# no sh
brc_bot(config-Ve-4)# ip fabric-virtual-gateway
brc_bot(config-ip-fabric-virtual-gw)# gateway-address 10.5.8.254/24
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‎03-06-2019 07:39 PM
Yes, that should provide the IP for the VEs.
Can you provide where you configured VE IP in the running config?
Can you provide where you configured VE IP in the running config?
