show diameter route

Syntax


                        
                           show diameter route
                           <brief | detail | summary>
                           <route-name>

Release Information

Command introduced in JUNOS Release 9.6.

Description

Display information about all routes associated with Diameter instances or only the specified route.

Options

brief | detail | summary — (Optional) Display the specified level of output. The summary output is displayed by default and includes basic function information. The brief output displays the summary information in a different format. The detail output adds information to the brief output.

route-name — (Optional) Display information for only the specified route.

Required Privilege Level

view

List of Sample Output

show diameter route
show diameter route detail

Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show diameter route command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show diameter route Output Fields

Field Name	Field Description	Level of Output
Route	Name of the route.	summary brief
NE	Name of the network element associated with the route.	summary brief
Instance	Name of the Diameter instance in which the route is configured.	summary brief
NE name	Name of the network element associated with the route.	brief detail
Instance name	Name of the Diameter instance in which the route is configured.	brief detail
Valid	Determination whether the route is valid, yes or no.	All levels
Up	State of the route, yes (up) or no (down).	All levels
Function	Name of the function associated with the route.	brief detail
Partition	Partition associated with the function.	brief detail
Dest-realm	Destination realm configured for the route.	brief detail
Dest-host	Destination hostname configured for the route.	brief detail
Metric	Metric associated with the destination and function to create the route.	brief detail
Score	Value that represents how a route is configured. The basic score is 0. Points are added according to the following scheme: Function is specified—Add 3. Function partition is specified—Add 1. Destination realm is specified—Add 1. Destination host is specified—Add 1.	brief detail

Sample Output

show diameter route

user@host> show diameter route

Diameter routes:
  Route        NE           Instance     Valid Up
  rA           ne0          master       yes   yes

show diameter route detail

user@host> show diameter route detail

Diameter route:
  Route name        : rA                                                       
  NE name           : ne0                                                      
  Instance mame     : master                                                   
  Valid             : yes
  Up                : yes
  Function          : jsrc                                                     
  Partition         : jsrc-a                                                   
  Dest-realm        : outer-realm                                              
  Dest-host         : outer-host                                               
  Metric            :        50
  Score             :         6