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show ppp interface

Syntax

show ppp interface [ interfaceType interfaceSpecifier ]
[ full | { dataRestriction }* [ protocolRestriction ]* ] [ state stateRestriction ]
[ delta ] [ filter ]

For multilinked PPP interfaces, the following options are additionally available:

show ppp interface mlppp [ interfaceSpecifier ] members [ filter ]

show ppp interface mlppp links [ filter ]

Release Information

Command introduced before JUNOSe Release 7.1.0.
eap keyword added in JUNOSe Release 7.3.0.

Description

Displays information about the PPP interface type that you specify.

Options

• interfaceType—Interface type; see Interface Types and Specifiers
• interfaceSpecifier—Particular interface; format varies according to interface type; see Interface Types and Specifiers
• full—Displays configuration, status, and statistics information for the interface, including information specific to LCP, IPCP, OSINLCP, MPLSCP, PAP, and CHAP; equivalent to specifying config status statistics
• dataRestriction—One or more of the following keywords; you can repeat a keyword without effect
  • config—Displays information about the PPP interface configuration
  • status—Displays information about the PPP interface operational status
  • statistics—Displays information about the PPP interface statistics
• *—Indicates that one or more parameters can be repeated multiple times in a list in the command line
• protocolRestriction—One or more of the following keywords
  • eap—Displays EAP-specific information
  • lcp—Displays LCP-specific information
  • ip—Displays IPCP-specific information
  • ipv6—Displays IPv6CP-specific information
  • osi—Displays OSINLCP-specific information
  • mpls—Displays MPLSCP-specific information
  • pap—Displays PAP-specific information
  • chap—Displays CHAP-specific information
• stateRestriction—Information is displayed only for interfaces in one of the following specified states:
  • open—Interface is administratively enabled, meaning that the no ppp shutdown command is operational
  • closed—Interface is administratively disabled, meaning that the ppp shutdown command is operational
  • up—Interface on which the LCP has been negotiated
  • down—Interface on which the LCP has not been negotiated, the negotiations have failed, or the connection has been ended
  • lower-layer-down—Interface that is not up and is waiting for the lower layer to come up to initiate negotiations for LCP
  • not-present—Interface that is not present because the hardware is not available. When the interface is in this state, no detailed information is available.
  • passive—Interface with the operational status passive
  • tunneled—Tunneled PPP interfaces
  • no-ip—Interface on which IPCP is not configured
  • ip-open—Interface on which IPCP is administratively enabled, meaning that the no ppp shutdown ip command is operational
  • ip-closed—Interface on which IPCP is administratively disabled, meaning that the ppp shutdown ip command is operational
  • ip-up—Interface on which the IPCP has been negotiated
  • ip-down—Interface on which the IPCP has not been negotiated, the negotiations failed, or the connection has been ended
  • no-ipv6—Interface on which IPv6CP is not configured
  • ipv6-open—Interface on which IPv6CP is administratively enabled, meaning that the no ppp shutdown ipv6 command is operational
  • ipv6-closed—Interface on which IPv6CP is administratively disabled, meaning that the ppp shutdown ipv6 command is operational
  • ipv6-up—Interface on which the IPv6CP has been negotiated
  • ipv6-down—Interface on which the IPv6CP has not been negotiated, the negotiations failed, or the connection has been ended
  • no-osi—Interface on which OSINLCP is not configured
  • osi-open—Interface on which OSINLCP is administratively enabled, meaning that the no ppp shutdown osi command is operational
  • osi-closed—Interface on which OSINLCP is administratively disabled, meaning that the ppp shutdown osi command is operational
  • osi-up—Interface on which the OSINLCP has been negotiated
  • osi-down—Interface on which the OSINLCP has not been negotiated, the negotiations failed, or the connection has been ended
  • no-mpls—Interface on which MPLSCP is not configured
  • mpls-open—Interface on which MPLSCP is administratively enabled, meaning that the no ppp shutdown mpls command is operational
  • mpls-closed—Interface on which MPLSCP is administratively disabled, meaning that the ppp shutdown mpls command is operational
  • mpls-up—Interface on which the MPLSCP has been negotiated
  • mpls-down—Interface on which the MPLSCP has not been negotiated, the negotiations failed, or the connection has been ended
• delta—Displays baselined statistics
• filter—See Filtering show Commands
• members—Lists all MLPPP member links, or only those for a specified MLPPP bundle
• links—Lists all MLPPP encapsulated links, regardless of whether the links are members of an MLPPP bundle

Mode

Privileged Exec, User Exec