Checking Your Work

To verify proper operation of the routing matrix, use the following commands on the TX Matrix platform:

• show chassis alarms <lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show chassis craft-interface <lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show chassis ethernet-switch <lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show chassis hardware <lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show chassis fpc <lcc lcc-number>
• show chassis lccs
• show chassis location <fpc | interface | lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show chassis routing-engine <lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show chassis sibs <lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show interfaces terse
• show route summary
• show system uptime <all-lcc | lcc lcc-number | scc>
• show version <all-lcc | lcc lcc-number | scc>

In general, when you issue standard operational commands on a TX Matrix platform, you receive output from the primary Routing Engines of all components in the routing matrix. To limit the output of information for a specific T640 routing node within the routing matrix, include the lcc lcc-number option. To display information for the TX Matrix platform only, include the scc option. To display information for all T640 routing nodes within the routing matrix (selected commands only), include the all-lcc option. Any exceptions to this general rule are mentioned next to the appropriate commands.

The following sections show the output of select operational commands used with the configuration example:

• Displaying the Software Version
• Displaying Interfaces
• Displaying Routes
• Displaying Alarms and System Uptime
• Displaying Chassis Hardware and Status
• Other Miscellaneous Commands