show evpn l3-context
Syntax
show evpn l3-context <brief | extensive> <logical-system logical-system-name> <routing-instance-name>
Description
Display EVPN database information for Layer 3 virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) instances.
Options
none | Display standard EVPN database information for all Layer 3 VRF instances. |
brief | extensive | (Optional) Display the specified level of output. |
logical-system <logical-system-name> |
(Optional) Display Layer 3 information for the specified logical system or all logical systems. |
routing-instance-name | (Optional) Display EVPN database information for the specified Layer 3 VRF instance. |
Additional Information
Required Privilege Level
view
Output Fields
Table 1 lists the output fields for the show evpn l3-context
command.
Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.
Field Name |
Field Description |
Level of Output |
---|---|---|
L3 context |
Name of VRF instance. |
All levels |
Type |
Status of VRF instance |
All levels |
Fwd |
Type of forwarding route |
level-of-output none |
Encap |
Type of encapsulation. |
level-of-output none |
VNI |
Virtual network identifier for VRF instance. |
All levels |
Router MAC/GW intf |
For a pure type-5 route, the router MAC provides next-hop reachability information and the MAC address of the sending device For a standard type-5 route, the GW interface provides the next-hop route. |
All levels |
Advertisement mode |
Type of forwarding route. |
level-of-output Extensive |
IPv4 source VTEP address |
IPv4 source address for the Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN) tunnel. |
level-of-output Extensive |
IPv6 source VTEP adddress |
IPv6 source address for the Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN) tunnel. |
level-of-output Extensive |
IP->EVPN export policy |
Name of export routing policy applied to forwarded IP routes. |
level-of-output extensive |
Flags |
Enabled trace flags. |
level-of-output extensive |
Change flags |
Changed trace flags. |
level-of-output extensive |
Composite nexthop |
Status of next-hop route: |
level-of-output extensive |
Route distinguisher |
Route distinguisher identifier of the VRF instance |
level-of-output extensive |
Reference count |
level-of-output extensive |
Sample Output
show evpn l3-context
user@DC1_SPINE1_RE> show evpn l3-context L3 context Type Fwd Encap VNI/Label Router MAC/GW intf VRF-100 Cfg Sym VXLAN 9100 00:05:86:28:90:f0 VRF-200 Cfg Sym VXLAN 9200 00:05:86:28:90:f0
show evpn l3-context extensive
user@DC1_SPINE1_RE> show evpn l3-context extensive L3 context: VRF-100 Type: Configured Advertisement mode: Direct nexthop, Router MAC: 00:05:86:28:90:f0 Encapsulation: VXLAN, VNI: 9100 IPv4 source VTEP address: 10.255.1.1 IPv6 source VTEP address: abcd::128:102:242:145 IP->EVPN export policy: EVPN-TYPE5-EXPORT-VRF-100 Flags: 0x19 <Configured IRB-MAC New> Change flags: 0xe <Export-Policy Fwd-Mode Encap> Composite nexthop support: Enabled Route Distinguisher: 10.255.1.1:100 Reference count: 21 L3 context: VRF-200 Type: Configured Advertisement mode: Direct nexthop, Router MAC: 00:05:86:28:90:f0 Encapsulation: VXLAN, VNI: 9200 IPv4 source VTEP address: 10.255.1.1 IPv6 source VTEP address: abcd::128:102:242:145 IP->EVPN export policy: EVPN-TYPE5-EXPORT-VRF-200 Flags: 0x19 <Configured IRB-MAC New> Change flags: 0xe <Export-Policy Fwd-Mode Encap> Composite nexthop support: Enabled Route Distinguisher: 10.255.1.1:200 Reference count: 21
Release Information
Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 15.1X53-D30.