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4LLDP106 Brocade MLX Series and Brocade NetIron XMR Diagnostic Guide53-1002426-02
Layer 3 Protocol DiagnosticsChapter5This chapter describes the diagnostic commands for Brocade NetIron XMR and Brocade MLX seriesLayer 3 protocol environments.BFDBidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) quickly detects the failure of a forwarding path byconfirming that the next-hop router is alive. Without BFD, failure detection can take from 3 to 30seconds and may cause unacceptable levels of packet loss.BFD show commandsThis section describes the show commands that display BFD information.show bfdSyntax: show bfdThis command displays information about BFD activity, as shown in the following example.Brocade# show bfdBFD State: ENABLED Version: 1 Use PBIF Assist: YCurrent Registered Protocols: bgp/1 ospf/0 ospf6/0 bgp/0All Sessions: Current: 4 Maximum Allowed: 100 Maximum Exceeded Count: 0LP Sessions: Maximum Allowed on LP: 40 Maximum Exceeded Count for LPs: 0LP Sessions LP Sessions LP Sessions LP Sessions1 0 2 2 3 2 4 05 0 6 0 7 0 8 09 0 10 0 11 0 12 013 0 14 0 15 0 16 0BFD Enabled ports count: 2Port MinTx MinRx Mult Sessionseth 2/1 100 100 3 2pos 3/1 100 100 3 2show bfd applicationSyntax: show bfd applicationThis command displays information about BFD applications, as shown in the following example.Brocade# show bfd applicationRegistered Protocols Count: 3Protocol VRFID Parameterospf 0 1ospf6 0 0isis_task 0 0bgp 0 0Brocade MLX Series and Brocade NetIron XMR Diagnostic Guide 10753-1002426-02
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53-1002426-0216 April 2012®Brocade
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Port loop detection . . . . . . . .
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About This DocumentThis manual desc
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NOTEA note provides a tip, guidance
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Using Diagnostic CommandsChapter1Ho
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Generic debug commands 1show debugS
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System and System Management Diagno
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Basic system information 2Boot : Ve
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Basic system information 2show whoS
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Basic system information 2LP APP :
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TCAM partitioning and usage 2Table
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TCAM partitioning and usage 2Subpar
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TCAM partitioning and usage 2Config
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Managing memory and CPU usage 2•
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Managing memory and CPU usage 2Tota
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Managing memory and CPU usage 2ff f
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Management module diagnostics 2FE (
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Management module diagnostics 200A)
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Management module diagnostics 2Comm
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Interface module diagnostics 2NOTEB
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Interface module diagnostics 2TABLE
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Interface module diagnostics 2Broca
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Interface module diagnostics 2(3870
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IPC diagnostics 2u_specific reply 0
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IPC diagnostics 2Unreliable TX : 1:
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ITC diagnostics 20x0130011 - 2 - 0s
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Switch fabric modules 2Brocade# sho
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Power supplies, fans, and temperatu
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Power supplies, fans, and temperatu
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Fiber optic modules 2If none of the
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Fiber optic modules 2==============
Page 71 and 72: Testing network connectivity 2Fiber
Page 73 and 74: Layer 1 DiagnosticsChapter3This cha
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Page 77 and 78: Link fault signaling 3A CRC alignme
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Page 89 and 90: Layer 2 Protocol DiagnosticsChapter
Page 91 and 92: MAC address learning 4show mac vpls
Page 93 and 94: MAC address learning 4debug ip arp
Page 95 and 96: MAC address learning 4Brocade# debu
Page 97 and 98: Super Aggregated VLANs 4show vlanSy
Page 99 and 100: MRP 4vlan 1000tagged ethe 3/1End us
Page 101 and 102: MRP 4Dec 10 17:24:35 mrprhp_receive
Page 103 and 104: Spanning Tree Protocol and derivati
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Page 111 and 112: LACP trunking 4Trunk formation rule
Page 113 and 114: UDLD 4show link-keepalive ethernetS
Page 115 and 116: VSRP 4VLAN Translation debug comman
Page 117 and 118: VSRP 4In this example, VRID 5 is in
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Page 125 and 126: BFD 5Clearing BFD neighbor sessions
Page 127 and 128: BFD 5Total number of Neighbor entri
Page 129 and 130: BGP 5Common diagnostic scenarios•
Page 131 and 132: BGP 5BGP_ROUTE_DAMPING_REUSE_LIST:
Page 133 and 134: BGP 5bgp_check_update TOTAL=0 FREQ=
Page 135 and 136: BGP 5show ip rtmSyntax: show ip rtm
Page 137 and 138: BGP 5debug ip bgp graceful-restartS
Page 139 and 140: BGP 5debug ip bgp route-mapSyntax:
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Page 147 and 148: OSPF 5show ip ospf configSyntax: sh
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IS-IS 5• The following considerat
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IS-IS 5IP Enabled: TRUEIP Address a
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IS-IS 5Command output resembles the
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IS-IS 5total_memory_allocated_for_t
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IS-IS 5show isis debug pent-level-i
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IS-IS 5show isis debug v6route-info
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IS-IS 5debug isis l1-csnpSyntax: [n
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IS-IS 5debug isis pp-helloSyntax: [
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IS-IS 5ISIS: The Pent Already exist
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IS-IS 5• An IS-IS link is experie
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VRRP and VRRP-E 5• ethernet / - S
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VRRP and VRRP-E 5. received packets
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VRRP and VRRP-E 5Clearing VRRP-E st
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VRRP and VRRP-E 5Configuration note
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MPLS DiagnosticsChapter6This chapte
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MPLS 6Id SubId GenSize BlockSize Ge
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MPLS 6This command displays RSVP se
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MPLS 6TTL 255, TOS 0, NHT 1, MTU 14
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MPLS 6Last down threshold triggerLa
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MPLS API 6debug mplsSyntax: [no] de
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MPLS API 6MPLS API debug commandsTh
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MPLS API 6debug mpls cspf computati
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MPLS API 6Dec 10 00:51:04 MPLS: CSP
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MPLS API 6Dec 10 00:59:58 RSIR: CSP
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MPLS API 6debug mpls rsvpSyntax: [n
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MPLS API 6Dec 10 01:03:26 Dest 7.7.
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MPLS API 6Dec 10 01:08:36 Flgs 0x0X
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MPLS API 6• rsvp - Displays label
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MPLS API 6Nov 21 02:42:51 VLL_Peer_
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MPLS LDP 6MPLS LDPBrocade devices s
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MPLS LDP 6Brocade# show mpls ldp se
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MPLS LDP 6show mpls ldp fec vcSynta
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MPLS LDP 6Dec 10 01:26:37 LDP SC 1
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MPLS LDP 6LDP PM 1 UM FSM, CB 164/2
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MPLS LDP 6LDP um 0d9098c8 fec 11.11
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MPLS VPLS 6debug mpls ldp tcpdumpSy
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MPLS VPLS 6show mac vplsSyntax: sho
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MPLS VPLS 6show mpls debug vpls loc
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MPLS VPLS 6• dy-sync - Displays i
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MPLS VPLS 6VPLS DY-SYNC-LOC: mpls_v
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MPLS VPLS 6debug vpls genericSyntax
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MPLS VPLS 6Common diagnostic scenar
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ACL and QoS DiagnosticsChapter7This
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ACLs 7show access-list subnet-broad
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ACLs 7Brocade# debug access-list ac
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ACLs 7debug access-list lsp-out-acl
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ACLs 7May 02 15:26:38 LSP-OUT-ACL:
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ACLs 7PBR_VLAN_PRESERVE 0USE TOS ID
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ACLs 7Brocade# debug ipv6 access-li
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QoS 7QoSQuality of Service (QoS) fe
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QoS 7show qos-mapSyntax: show qos-m
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QoS 7show tm port-mappingSyntax: sh
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QoS 7NP Rx IPv6 RPF Drop Count = (0
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Traffic management 7Traffic managem
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Multicast DiagnosticsChapter8This c
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DVMRP 8Interface v40TTL Threshold:
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DVMRP 8debug ip pim-dvmrp add-del-o
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IGMP V2 and V3 8Brocade# show ip ig
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IGMP V2 and V3 8Brocade# show ip ig
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Multicast 8This issue is resolved b
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Multicast 8clear ip multicastSyntax
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MSDP 8Brocade# show ip msdp peerTot
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MSDP 8Brocade# debug ip msdp events
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PIM DM and PIM SM 8The Brocade devi
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PIM DM and PIM SM 8Brocade# show ip
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PIM DM and PIM SM 8Brocade# show ip
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PIM DM and PIM SM 8• If you want
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Security DiagnosticsChapter9This ch
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802.1x 9TX EAP Req other than Req/I
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802.1x 9Brocade# show dot1x mac-ses
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802.1x 9: 802.1X: port 4/1 BkEnd BK
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802.1x 9debug dot1x faultSyntax: [n
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Denial of Service attacks 9802.1X:
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Port loop detection 9show loop-dete
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Port mirroring and monitoring 9Port
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RADIUS 9Brocade# show aaaTacacs+ ke
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SNMP 9sFlow debug commandsThere are
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TACACS and TACACAS+ 9TACACS and TAC
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TACACS and TACACAS+ 9**Radius timer
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Telnet and SSH connections 9Brocade
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NTP 9Syntax: [no] clock summer-time
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NTP 9Number of NTP packets failed t
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IP security 9Oct 19 18:37:49 Leap 0
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IP security 9debug ipsec policySynt
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Forwarding DiagnosticsChapter10This
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Multicast VRF 10:Brocade# show ipv6
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Multicast VRF 10debug ip ospf all-v
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Trunking 10Port Names none nonePort
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MCT 10The following command output
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MCT 10Nov 23 08:39:03 CLUSTER CONFI
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MCT 10Nov 23 08:40:29 CLUSTER FSM:
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VPLS unicast forwarding 10SYSLOG: D
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GRE and IPv6 tunnels 10Common diagn
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GRE and IPv6 tunnels 10Normal keepa
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LP CPU packet statistics 10This com
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LP CPU packet statistics 10TABLE 6F
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LP CPU packet statistics 10TABLE 7
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LP CPU packet statistics 10TABLE 7
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LP CPU packet statistics 10Brocade#
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LP CPU packet statistics 10TABLE 9F
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Software Licensing DiagnosticsChapt
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NETCONFChapter12Network Configurati
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NETCONF 12NETCONF: parser debugging
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Diagnostic Command IndexCcam-partit
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debug iptunnel keepalives, 348debug
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show cam-partition usage, 15show ch
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show mpls vpls detail, 228show mpls
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