IP & Interface Status

The IP & Interface Status group gathers the sys-cmd ip show commands that show the network interfaces in the selected route table and the IP addresses on them. These commands do not take free parameters; they work only with fixed subcommands.

In this version only ip show address works

When sys-cmd ip show is typed and Tab is pressed, address, which is the only option, is completed by itself. The ip show link and ip show route subcommands are not recognized by the command line in this version and give a Command not found: link / Command not found: route error. The same information is obtained with the commands in the table below.

Command Summary

TR7 WEB-CLI · sys-cmd ip

# type ip and show and press Tab: because there is a single option at each step, the word is completed by itself

admin@TR7LBWAF01> sys-cmd ip show address

admin@TR7LBWAF01>  

ip show address

The interfaces, their states, the MTU, the MAC and the IP addresses.

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ip show link

It does not work in this version; the equivalents for the interface state.

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ip show route

It does not work in this version; the equivalents for the routing table.

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Where Is Which Information Obtained From?

Information	Command
The IP addresses and the prefix lengths of the interfaces	sys-cmd ip show address
Whether the interface is up, the physical link, the MTU and the MAC address	sys-cmd ip show address
The packet, error and dropped packet counts per interface	sys-cmd netstat -i
The routes of the route table	sys-cmd netstat -rn
The static routes defined on the route table	network route list v-device <v-device>

Common Behavior

Subject	Behavior
Writing	No word is written after the subcommand; an addition such as sys-cmd ip show address eth0 gives a Command not found error. The output is filtered with | grep.
Context	It shows the interfaces of the selected v-device and route table; for another route table, route-table set is run first.
Recording	Every run is written to the user logs.