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show virtual-chassis device-topology
Syntax
Release Information
Command introduced in Junos OS Release 10.4 for EX Series switches.
Description
Display the device topology—the member and system IDs, the VCP numbers, and device status—for all hardware devices in the Virtual Chassis.
Options
none | — | Display the Virtual Chassis device topology for all members of the Virtual Chassis. |
all-members | — | (Optional) Display the Virtual Chassis device topology for all members of the Virtual Chassis. |
local | — | (Optional) Display the Virtual Chassis device topology for the switch or external Routing Engine on which this command is entered. |
member member-id | — | (Optional) Display the Virtual Chassis device topology for the specified member of the Virtual Chassis. |
Required Privilege Level
clear
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Output Fields
Table 1 lists the output fields for the show virtual-chassis device-topology command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.
Table 1: show virtual-chassis device-topology Output Fields
Field Name | Field Description |
|---|---|
Member | Assigned member ID. |
Device | Assigned device ID. For an EX8200 Virtual Chassis, the member ID and the device ID are always identical. |
Status | The status of the device within the Virtual Chassis. Outputs include:
|
System ID | System ID of the device. The system ID of the device is the device’s MAC address. |
Member (Neighbor List) | Assigned member ID of the neighbor device. |
Device (Neighbor List) | Assigned device ID of the neighbor device. For an EX8200 Virtual Chassis, the member ID and the device ID are always identical. |
Interface (Neighbor List) | The interface connecting the device to the neighbor. |
Sample Output
show virtual-chassis device-topology
user@switch> show virtual-chassis device-topologymember0:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Neighbor List
Member Device Status System ID Member Device Interface
0 0 Prsnt 0021.59f7.d000 8 8 vcp-0/0
1 1 vcp-4/0/1
1 1 Prsnt 0026.888d.6800 8 8 vcp-0/0
9 9 vcp-0/1
0 0 vcp-3/0/4
8 8 Prsnt 0000.4a75.9b7c 9 9 vcp-1/0
0 0 vcp-1/1
1 1 vcp-1/2
9 9 Prsnt 0000.73e9.9a57 8 8 vcp-1/0
1 1 vcp-1/1
member1:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Neighbor List
Member Device Status System ID Member Device Interface
0 0 Prsnt 0021.59f7.d000 8 8 vcp-0/0
1 1 vcp-4/0/1
1 1 Prsnt 0026.888d.6800 8 8 vcp-0/0
9 9 vcp-0/1
0 0 vcp-3/0/4
8 8 Prsnt 0000.4a75.9b7c 9 9 vcp-1/0
0 0 vcp-1/1
1 1 vcp-1/2
9 9 Prsnt 0000.73e9.9a57 8 8 vcp-1/0
1 1 vcp-1/1
member8:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Neighbor List
Member Device Status System ID Member Device Interface
0 0 Prsnt 0021.59f7.d000 8 8 vcp-0/0
1 1 vcp-4/0/1
1 1 Prsnt 0026.888d.6800 8 8 vcp-0/0
9 9 vcp-0/1
0 0 vcp-3/0/4
8 8 Prsnt 0000.4a75.9b7c 9 9 vcp-1/0
0 0 vcp-1/1
1 1 vcp-1/2
9 9 Prsnt 0000.73e9.9a57 8 8 vcp-1/0
1 1 vcp-1/1
member9:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Neighbor List
Member Device Status System ID Member Device Interface
0 0 Prsnt 0021.59f7.d000 8 8 vcp-0/0
1 1 vcp-4/0/1
1 1 Prsnt 0026.888d.6800 8 8 vcp-0/0
9 9 vcp-0/1
0 0 vcp-3/0/4
8 8 Prsnt 0000.4a75.9b7c 9 9 vcp-1/0
0 0 vcp-1/1
1 1 vcp-1/2
9 9 Prsnt 0000.73e9.9a57 8 8 vcp-1/0
1 1 vcp-1/1