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show mac-vrf forwarding vxlan-tunnel-end-point esi

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show mac-vrf forwarding vxlan-tunnel-end-point esi
<esi-identifier esi-identifier>
<instance instance>
<svlbnh>

Description

Displays the Ethernet segment identifier (ESI) information about VXLAN tunnel end-points (VTEPs).

Note:

We've implemented the show mac-vrf commands on all supported platforms. If a particular platform doesn't support a specific sub-command or option, when you run the command, the output is empty. For example, show mac-vrf forwarding age is available only on MX Series platforms. If you run that command on any other supported platform, the output is empty.

Options

none

Display information about the VTEP.

esi-identifier esi-identifier

(Optional) Display information about the specified Ethernet segment identified by the ESI value.

instance instance

(Optional) Display ESI information about the specified routing instance.

svlbnh

(Optional) Display the shared VXLAN load-balancing next hop (SVLBNH) index for a given ESI and instance.

You must use this option in conjunction with both the esi-identifier and instance options. For detailed information about a particular SVLBNH index, see show ethernet-switching vxlan-tunnel-end-point svlbnh.

Additional Information

On MX Series routers and the EX9200 line of switches, this command hierarchy is an alias for the show l2-learning vxlan-tunnel-end-point command hierarchy.

On QFX Series switches, this command hierarchy is an alias for the show ethernet-switching vxlan-tunnel-end-point command hierarchy.

Required Privilege Level

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Output Fields

Table 1: show mac-vrf forwarding vxlan-tunnel-end-point esi Output Fields
Field Name Field Description
ESI

Ethernet segment identifier

RTT

Routing instance in which you have configured the ESI

VLBNH VXLAN load balancing next hop.
INH Indirect next hop
ESI-IFL ESI logical interface
LOC-IFL Local logical interface for a given Ethernet segment
#RVTEPS

Number of remote VTEPs

RVTEP-IP

IP address of the remote VTEP

RVTEP-IFL

Index number of the remote VTEP.

VENH

VXLAN encapsulated composite next hop

MASK-ID Position of the remote VTEP in the ESI mask. Each remote VTEP is assigned a unique position.
FLAGS Internal flags used for debugging. The flags help to identify the state of the remote VTEP.
MAC-COUNT Count of MACs learned on the remote VTEP for a given ESI.
SVLBNH

Index number of the SVLBNH.

Sample Output

show mac-vrf forwarding vxlan-tunnel-end-point esi

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user@host> show mac-vrf forwarding vxlan-tunnel-end-point esi
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PESI                           RTT                      VLNBH INH     ESI-IFL   LOC-IFL   #RVTEPs
00:10:11:12:13:14:15:16:17:11 default-switch           1758  131077  esi.1758            2      Aliasing
    RVTEP-IP             RVTEP-IFL      VENH     MASK-ID   FLAGS        MAC-COUNT
    111.1.1.1            vtep.32769     1753     0         2            0
    112.1.1.1            vtep.32773     1757     1         2            0
ESI                           RTT                      VLNBH INH     ESI-IFL   LOC-IFL   #RVTEPs
00:10:11:12:13:14:15:16:17:22 default-switch           1768  131080  esi.1768  ae0.0,    1      Aliasing
    RVTEP-IP             RVTEP-IFL      VENH     MASK-ID   FLAGS        MAC-COUNT
    113.1.1.1            vtep.32774     1767     0         2            0
ESI                           RTT                      VLNBH INH     ESI-IFL   LOC-IFL   #RVTEPs
05:00:00:00:64:00:00:00:64:00 default-switch           1762  131079  esi.1762            3
    RVTEP-IP             RVTEP-IFL      VENH     MASK-ID   FLAGS        MAC-COUNT
    101.1.1.1            vtep.32770     1754     0         2            2
    103.1.1.1            vtep.32771     1755     1         2            2
    102.1.1.1            vtep.32772     1756     2         2            2
ESI                           RTT                      VLNBH INH     ESI-IFL   LOC-IFL   #RVTEPs
05:00:00:00:64:00:00:00:c8:00 default-switch           1760  131078  esi.1760            3
    RVTEP-IP             RVTEP-IFL      VENH     MASK-ID   FLAGS        MAC-COUNT
    101.1.1.1            vtep.32770     1754     0         2            2
    103.1.1.1            vtep.32771     1755     1         2            2
    102.1.1.1            vtep.32772     1756     2         2            2

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 20.4R1.

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