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show chassis satellite-cluster

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Syntax

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show chassis satellite-cluster
[cluster cluster-name]
[brief | detail | extensive | terse]

Description

Display the status of the satellite device clusters in a Junos Fusion.

Options

none

(Same as brief) Display satellite device cluster information for satellite device clusters in the Junos Fusion.

brief | detail | extensive | terse

(Optional) Display the specified level of output.

cluster cluster-name

Display satellite device cluster information for the specified satellite device cluster only.

Required Privilege Level

view

Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show chassis satellite-cluster command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show chassis satellite-cluster Output Fields

Field Name

Field Description

Level of Output

cluster

The name of the satellite device cluster.

The name of the satellite device cluster is assigned using the set chassis satellite-management cluster cluster-name statement.

terse

Provision

The number of provisioned satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

terse

Present

The number of present satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

terse

Online

The number of online satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

terse

Unprovision

The number of unprovisioned satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

terse

Misconfig

The number of misconfigured satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

terse

Cluster Name

The name of the satellite device cluster.

The name of the satellite device cluster is assigned using the set chassis satellite-management cluster cluster-name statement.

none

detail

extensive

Number of devices provisioned

The number of provisioned satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

none

detail

extensive

Number of devices present

The number of present satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

none

detail

extensive

Number of devices unprovisioned

The number of unprovisioned satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

none

detail

extensive

Number of devices misconfig/miswired

The number of misconfigured or miswired satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

none

detail

extensive

Number of devices online

The number of online satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

none

detail

extensive

Number of devices offline

The number of offline satellite devices in the specified satellite device cluster.

none

detail

extensive

Slot

The slot number of the satellite device.

The slot number can be configured using the set chassis satellite-management fpc slot-id statement.

none

detail

extensive

Device State

The device state of the satellite device in the satellite device cluster.

The most common device states:

  • Online—the satellite device is online and active. This is the satellite device state during normal operating procedure.

  • Offline—the satellite device is offline and not detected. This state is typically seen when the satellite device has been disconnected from the aggregation device, or when all cascade or uplink ports connecting the satellite device to the aggregation device are down.

  • Present—the satellite device is recognized by the aggregation device. In a satellite device cluster, this state is seen during normal operation for all satellite devices that are not directly cabled to the aggregation device.

  • Rebooting—the satellite device is rebooting.

  • Disable—the satellite device has been disabled.

  • Misconfig—the satellite device is not properly configured. This state is typically seen when the system ID, cascade port, or FPC slot ID defined for the satellite device has a misconfiguration.

  • Miswire—the satellite device is miswired. This state is typically seen when a satellite device is wired to two aggregation devices but is not configured for multihoming. Use show chassis satellite detail to gather more information on the issue when the device state is Miswire.

Other less common device states include:

  • ModeChanging—the device is converting from a standalone device to a satellite device, or from a satellite device to a standalone device.

  • ModeChangeFail—the mode change operation failed.

  • MinorUpgradeOn—A minor satellite software upgrade is in progress.

  • MajorUpgradeOn—A major satellite software upgrade is in progress.

  • Upgrade-pending—the satellite device is waiting for a satellite software upgrade.

  • ProvSessionDn—the provisioning session is down.

  • ReconcileState—the satellite provisioning daemon has restarted and is reconciling the satellite device state.

none

detail

extensive

Distance

The distance the satellite device is away from the aggregation device.

In this output, each hop to get from the satellite device to the aggregation device is counted as 4.

The via output provides the slot number of the satellite device in the satellite device cluster that is directly connected to the aggregation device and passing traffic for the specified satellite device.

none

detail

extensive

Local Interface

A local interface on the specified satellite device.

none

detail

extensive

Remote Interface

A remote interface on the specified satellite device.

none

detail

extensive

Interface State

The state of the local and remote interface connection.

Port states include:

  • online—the cascade port is online and active. This is the port state during normal operating procedure.

  • txUpRxDn—Tx or Rx forwarding is disabled on the cascade port. This state is often seen when a second aggregation device is added to a Junos Fusion topology, and the devices in the Junos Fusion are synchronizing to the new topology.

  • miswire—the cascade port is miswired. This state is typically seen when a satellite device is interconnected to two aggregation devices but multihoming is not configured. Use show chassis satellite detail to gather more information on the issue when the device state is Miswire.

  • present—The cascade port recognized the satellite device and is up.

  • misconfig—the cascade port is assigned, but this interface is not working correctly due to a misconfiguration.

  • down—the cascade port is down.

  • offline—the satellite device was previously recognized from this interface, but is no longer present.

  • absent—the cascade port is configured but no satellite device is detected on the interface.

none

detail

extensive

Adj Up/Dn Count

The number of times the satellite device in the satellite device cluster has transitioned to the up or down state.

detail

extensive

Last Transition

The time of the last transition to the up or down state.

detail

extensive

When

The date and time of the event.

extensive

Event

The event.

extensive

Action

The actions that resulted from the event.

extensive

Sample Output

show chassis satellite-cluster terse

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user@aggregation-device> show chassis satellite-cluster terse

Cluster     Provision   Present   Online  Unprovision  Misconfig   Offline
cl1         4           4         4       0            0           0

Sample Output

show chassis satellite-cluster

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user@aggregation-device> show chassis satellite-cluster

Cluster Name: cluster1
    Number of devices provisioned: 4
    Number of devices present: 4
    Number of devices unprovisioned: 0
    Number of devices misconfig/miwired: 0
    Number of devices online: 4
    Number of devices offline: 0

         Device                      Local        Remote       Interface
  Slot   State         Distance      Interface    Interface    State
  101    Online        0             xe-101/0/0   ge-0/0/0     online
                                     xe-101/0/1   ge-0/0/1     online
                                     xe-101/0/4   xe-102/0/0   present
                                     xe-101/0/5   xe-102/0/1   present
  102    Online        4   [via 101] xe-102/0/0   xe-101/0/4   present
                                     xe-102/0/1   xe-101/0/5   present
                                     xe-102/0/2   xe-103/0/0   present
                                     xe-102/0/3   xe-103/0/1   present
  103    Online        8   [via 101] xe-103/0/0   xe-102/0/2   present
                                     xe-103/0/1   xe-102/0/3   present
                                     xe-103/0/2   xe-104/0/4   present
                                     xe-103/0/3   xe-104/0/5   present
  104    Online        12  [via 101] xe-104/0/4   xe-103/0/2   present
                                     xe-104/0/5   xe-103/0/3   present

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 16.1R1.

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