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VDX NOS - get all VEs IP addresses - how?

VDX NOS - get all VEs IP addresses - how?

Pawel_Eljasz
New Contributor II
hi everyone

maybe one-liner? Or any other commands lines?

many thanks, P.
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Steve_Worrall
Extreme Employee
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

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Pawel_Eljasz
New Contributor II
code:
brc_top# show run rb int ve

no IPs
code:
brc_top# show run int ve    

show IPs.
Ough.. it's not helping, only confusing and that "IP unassigned" from 'show ip int ve 4' even more so.

Pawel_Eljasz
New Contributor II
I might fail to understand "configured". If an VE has an IP and I can use that IP to communicate with the switch from the "outside" that means "configured" no?
I understand "not configured" as no IP addr at all on a given VE.
And then:
code:
brc_bot(config-Ve-4)# do sh ip int ve 4 rb all


should give up any IP address.
In other words why: " IP unassigned" ?
If "configured" is not what I think then what is it?

Truyen_Phan
Extreme Employee
Can you try running "show run rb int ve"?

The above output will give you the configured VE for all RBs.

Yulia_Abitbul
Extreme Employee
that is why I asked to check running-config to check if IP is configured

Pawel_Eljasz
New Contributor II
Which must be incorrect.
I'm using the very IP of VE4 to ssh to switch.
GTM-P2G8KFN