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Interface NET Show

Show running-config tolt interfaces net

The interface net commands are used to act on the Uplink LAGs. The system names the Uplink LAGs as NET1.. NET12 and any allowed NET interface can be configured to use any port. If the system on the far end is not using a LAG, simply place a single port in the LAG, and it will be treated as a normal port. This allows the addition of ports to the NET interface without any loss of service or hits to the link.

Displays the current configuration of all LAGs via the Show command:

Command Path – show>running-config>tolt>interfaces>net
Command – show
Database – running-config
Module – tolt
Container – interfaces
Container – net

From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show running-config tolt interfaces net, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

MDS1-ESUA# show running-config tolt interfaces net <enter>

tolt interfaces net config NET1 
 interface-type                      uplink 
 admin-state                         enabled 
 uplink aid                          LAG1 
 uplink ports                        [ SFP1-1-1 SFP1-1-2 SFP1-1-3 SFP1-1-4 ]
 uplink description                  "10G SFP Net Interface" 
 uplink enable-pause-frames          false 
 uplink lag-speed                    auto 
 uplink hash-algorithm               src-dst-mac 
 uplink pvid                         101 
 uplink pvid-priority                0 
 uplink lacp-config admin-state      disabled 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-mode        active 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-wait-timer  2 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-timer       short 
 uplink dscp-profile-name            "" 
! 

tolt interfaces net config           NET2 
 interface-type                      uplink 
 admin-state                         enabled 
 uplink aid                          LAG2 
 uplink ports                        [ QSFP1-2-1 QSFP1-2-2 QSFP1-2-3 QSFP1-2-4 ] 
 uplink description                  "40G QSFP Net Interface"
 uplink enable-pause-frames          false 
 uplink lag-speed                    auto 
 uplink hash-algorithm               src-dst-mac 
 uplink pvid                         102 
 uplink pvid-priority                0 
 uplink lacp-config admin-state      disabled 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-mode        active 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-wait-timer  2 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-timer       short 
 uplink dscp-profile-name            "" 
! 
MDS1-ESUA(config># _

Show running-config, interface net as Table

Note: The pipe (|) tab directive can be used to force tabular display.

Displays the current configuration of all LAGs via the Show and tab command:

Command Path – show>running-config>tolt>interfaces>net
Command – show
Database – running-config
Module – tolt
Container – interfaces
Container – net | tab

From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show running-config tolt interfaces net | tab, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

MDS1-ESUA# show running-config tolt interfaces net | tab <enter>
                                                                      LACP     LACP                           RX      TX      RX
AID   STATE    PORTS                                        DESCRIPTION              FRAMES  SPEED  ALGORITHM    PVID  PRIORITY  STATE     MODE    TIMER  TIMER  NAME
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NET1  enabled  [ SFP1-1-1 SFP1-1-2 SFP1-1-3 SFP1-1-4 ]      10G SFP Net Interface    false   auto   src-dst-mac  101   0         disabled  active  2      short
NET2  enabled  [ QSFP1-2-1 QSFP1-2-2 QSFP1-2-3 QSFP1-2-4 ]  40G QSFP Net Interface   false   auto   src-dst-mac  102   0         disabled  active  2      short
NET3  enabled  [ QSFP1-2-5 ]                                100G QSFP Net Interface  false   auto   src-dst-mac  103   0         disabled  active  2      short
NET4  enabled  [ QSFP1-2-6 ]                                NET4 LAG to Core         false   auto   src-dst-mac  1     0         disabled  active  2      short

MDS1-ESUA#

Show tolt interfaces net Status

The show tolt interfaces net status command will show the current status of all LAGs within the system.

Command Path – show>tolt>interfaces>net>status>
Command – show
Module – tolt
Container – interfaces
Container – net
Container – status

PON Interface Attributes

Attribute	Values	Description
Aid	NET1..NET12	The lag interface name.
Availability-status	Quoted String	The user-defined label for the Uplink port.
Pon-profile-name	e-notsupported e-intest e-failed e-poweroff e-offline e-offduty e-dependency e-degraded e-notinstalled e-logfull eunauthaccess	Further description of failure. Availability state reporting not supported Test currently in progress on entity Failed due to equipment or port problem Device is powered off Device has been administered down The scheduled device is not active now Depends on device that is currently down Operational but service impacted Equipment is missing to render service Stopped due to log being full Down due to authentication failure
Active-ports	QSFP1-2-1..QSFP1-2-6 \| SFP1-1-1..SFP1-1-4	These ports are currently a part of the lag.
Speed	1 10 40 100	The type of port in the lag. 1 G Ethernet 10G Ethernet 40G Ethernet 100G Ethernet
Index		Index of LACP Port status entry
Port-aid		AID of the LACP Port
LACP Neearend state		State of LACP from the OLTs perspective
LACP Farend state		State of LACP at the attached device.
Index		??
Port aid
Rx-pdu		Number of LACP PDUs received
Tx pdu		Number of LACP PDUs sent.
Rx marker pdu		Number of LACP Marked PDUs received. These packets are used to prevent re-ordering of packets within a LAG.
TX marker pdu		The number of marker PDUs sent.
RX Error pdus		The number of LACP PDUs that were received that contained an error

From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show tolt interfaces net status, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

MDS1-ESUA# show tolt interfaces net status <enter>                                                                      LACP     LACP                           RX      TX      RX
      AVAILABILITY    OPERATIONAL                               PORT  NEAREND  FAREND         PORT  RX   TX   MARKER  MARKER  ERROR
AID   STATUS          STATE        ACTIVE PORTS   SPEED  INDEX  AID   STATE    STATE   INDEX  AID   PDU  PDU  PDU     PDU     PDU
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NET1  [ e-failed ]    down         -              0
NET2  [ e-failed ]    down         -              0
NET3  [ e-degraded ]  up           [ QSFP1-2-5 ]  100

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