show spx connections
Privileged EXEC mode (from CB)
Use the
show spx connections command to determine which SPX port from one unit is connected to which SPX port
on another unit.
Use the
show spx connections command to determine whether the data flow on an SPX port is unidirectional (arrows
with single head, for example, -->) or bidirectional (arrows with dual heads, for
example, <--->).
For details on the connections between each device in an SPX domain, including device
status and domain connection topology, use the
show spx command.
The following example shows SPX connections to two PE units (IDs 17 and 23) are detailed in the following example.
device# show spx connections
Probing the topology. Please wait ...
Discovered following spx connections...
Link 1: # of ports in lag = 1
1: 1/1/1 <--> 17/2/1 <-- All links shown are bi-directional.
Link 2: # of ports in lag = 2
1: 17/2/3 <--> 23/2/3
2: 17/2/4 <--> 23/2/4
Link 3: # of ports in lag = 1
1: 23/2/1 <--> 1/1/6
Discovery complete
The following example displays
show spx output and
show spx connections output for the same Campus Fabric domain. Connections to two ICX 7450 units serving
as active PEs (IDs 17 and 23) are detailed in the
show spx connections output.
device# show spx
T=7m34.5: alone: standalone, D: dynamic cfg, S: static
ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment
1 S ICX7750-48XGF active cc4e.2438.a580 128 local Ready
2 S ICX7750-48XGF standby cc4e.2438.8d80 128 remote Ready
17 S ICX7450-24G spx-pe cc4e.246c.e2b8 N/A remote Ready
18 S ICX7450-48G spx-pe 0000.0000.0000 N/A reserve
23 S ICX7450-48G spx-pe cc4e.246c.ea50 N/A remote Ready
standby active
+---+ +---+
| 2 |2/1--2/1| 1 |2/4
+---+ +---+
+----+ +----+
1/1/1--2/1| 17 |2/3==2/3| 23 |2/1--1/1/6
+----+ +----+
device# show spx connections
Probing the topology. Please wait ...
Discovered following spx connections...
Link 1: # of ports in lag = 1
1: 1/1/1 <--> 17/2/1 <-- All links shown are bi-directional.
Link 2: # of ports in lag = 2
1: 17/2/3 <--> 23/2/3
2: 17/2/4 <--> 23/2/4
Link 3: # of ports in lag = 1
1: 23/2/1 <--> 1/1/6
Discovery complete
| Release version | Command history |
|---|---|
| 08.0.50 | This command was introduced. |