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show interfaces anchor-group (Aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine)

date_range 19-Nov-23

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Syntax

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show interfaces anchor-group
<brief | detail>
interface-name

Description

Display interface information for the aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine group.

Options

none	(Same as brief) Display a summary of the aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine interface information.
brief \| detail	(Optional) Display the specified level of output.
`interface-name`	Name of the interface within the anchor Packet Forwarding Engine group. Note: The interface must be an aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine interface (apfe-).

Required Privilege Level

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Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show interfaces anchor-group command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show interfaces anchor-group Output Fields
Field Name	Field Description	Level of Output
`Active`	Anchor Packet Forwarding Engine is operational.	All levels
`Inactive`	Anchor Packet Forwarding Engine is not operational.	All levels
`PF`	Primary Packet Forwarding Engine anchor has failed.	All levels
`MS`	Primary Packet Forwarding Engine is protected by a secondary Packet Forwarding Engine in manually switched mode for primary role change.	All levels
`HS`	Primary Packet Forwarding Engine is protected by a secondary Packet Forwarding Engine in hot standby mode.	All levels
`WS`	Primary Packet Forwarding Engine is protected by a secondary Packet Forwarding Engine in warm standby mode.	All levels
`Group`	Name of the aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine group.	`brief` none
`Mode`	Redundancy mode in which the aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine group operates. Currently, only warm standby mode is supported.	`brief` none
`Sub-group ID`	Redundancy subgroups within the anchor Packet Forwarding Engine group configuration that has FPCs as members. This is derived out of the Packet Forwarding Engines on a given FPC. For example, if the first Packet Forwarding Engine is assigned the number 0, then all the other Packet Forwarding Engines with sub-group ID 0 form the N:1 redundancy group.	`brief` none
`Interface`	Anchor Packet Forwarding Engine interface (`pfe-`).	All levels
`Configured State`	State in which the anchor Packet Forwarding Engine was configured. `Primary`—Anchor Packet Forwarding Engine is in the pool of primary members. `Secondary`—Anchor Packet Forwarding Engine is a backup to all the primary members.	All levels
`Operational State`	Indication whether the anchor Packet Forwarding Engine is operational (`Active`) or not operational (`Inactive`).	All levels
`Redundancy State`	Redundancy state (primary or secondary) in which the anchor Packet Forwarding Engine was configured.	All levels
`Group Name`	Name of the aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine group.	`detail`
`Group Mode`	Redundancy mode in which the aggregated Packet Forwarding Engine group operates. Currently, only warm standby mode is supported.	`detail`
`Group Id`	Internal ID generated for the group.	`detail`
`Switchover information`	Switchover details, if any.	`detail`
`Subgroup identifier`	Number of redundancy subgroups within the anchor Packet Forwarding Engine group configuration that has FPCs as members. This is derived out of the Packet Forwarding Engines on a given FPC. For example, if the first Packet Forwarding Engine is assigned the number 0, then all the other Packet Forwarding Engines with subgroup ID 0 form the N:1 redundancy group.	`detail`

show interfaces anchor-group brief

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user@host> show interfaces anchor-group brief
Redundancy Status Legend:

Active: Operational               Inactive: Non-operational
MS: Manually switched             PF: Primary failed
HS: Hot standby                   WS: Warm standby

Group     Mode  Sub-group  Interface  Configured  Operational    Redundancy
                   ID                    State       State          State

apfe0     WS       0       pfe-4/0/0  Primary     Active         Primary
                           pfe-5/0/0  Secondary   Active         Secondary
                   2       pfe-4/2/0  Primary     Active         Primary
                           pfe-5/2/0  Secondary   Active         Secondary

show interfaces anchor-group detail

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user@host> show interfaces anchor-group detail
Active: Operational               Inactive: Non-operational
MS: Manually switched             PF: Primary failed
HS: Hot standby                   WS: Warm standby

Group Name: apfe0
  Group Mode: WS                       Group Id: 65
  Switchover information: None
  Interface pfe-4/2/0
    Configured state: Primary          Operational state: Active
    Redundancy state: Primary
    Subgroup identifier: 2
  Interface pfe-4/0/0
    Configured state: Primary          Operational state: Active
    Redundancy state: Primary
    Subgroup identifier: 0
  Interface pfe-5/0/0
    Configured state: Secondary        Operational state: Active
    Redundancy state: Secondary
    Subgroup identifier: 0
  Interface pfe-5/2/0
    Configured state: Secondary        Operational state: Active
    Redundancy state: Secondary
    Subgroup identifier: 2

Release Information

Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 17.1.

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