Show Commands

In this section:

  1. show (cluster)
    Displays information about the cluster, including operational data and system status.
  2. show default gateway
    Displays the default gateway of the ip route address.
  3. show dns server
    Displays all the DNS servers.
  4. show interface address
    Displays the interface address.
  5. show internal-network
    Displays internal network settings.
  6. show lacp
    Displays LACP configuration details and status.
  7. show lag
    Displays the status and configuration details of Link Aggregation Groups (LAGs) in the system.
  8. show log level
    Displays log level for all class.
  9. show peer-tunnel
    This command displays the configuration of peer-tunnel. The peer tunnel is used to send guest WLAN traffic between Data Center RUCKUS Edge and DMZ RUCKUS Edge.
  10. show peer-tunnel-ka
    This command displays thestatus of the peer-tunnel keepalive.
  11. show manager status
    Displays information on the network manager application.
  12. show pin-info
    Displays PIN information of the RUCKUS Edge device.
  13. show pin-pan
    Displays security policies in Personal Area Network (PAN).
  14. show resource manager
    Displays the current resource allocation.
  15. show route
    Displays the vector packet processor (VPP) routing information.
  16. show sdlan config
    Displays SD-LAN configuration details.
  17. show sdlan counters
    Displays the SD-LAN related counters information. Use it check SDLAN related failures.
  18. show sdlan info
    Displays the current VLANs which are serviced by the SDLAN.
  19. show sdlan mac
    Displays the sdlan mac details.
  20. show sdlan peer
    Displays the sdlan information for an AP or peer Edge.
  21. show sdlan summary
    Displays the brief information of the SD-LAN.
  22. show serial
    Displays the serial number of your RUCKUS Edge device.
  23. show status
    Displays network status by integrating with Edge command line interface.
  24. show tunnel profile
    Displays the tunnel profile information.
  25. show version
    Displays the vector packet processing (VPP) version.
  26. show vxlan config
    Displays Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN) configuration details.
  27. show vxlan dstats
    Displays dynamic status for Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN) on the RUCKUS Edge device.
  28. show vxlan pmtu table
    Displays the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) updates for the VxLAN received from APs for the RUCKUS Edge device.
  29. show vxlan tunnel
    Displays the VxLAN tunnel information.
  30. show vxlan tunnel profile
    Displays the Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN) tunnel profile information.
  31. show vxlan-gpe config
    Displays Generic Protocol Extension for Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN-GPE) configuration details.
  32. show vxlan-gpe dstats
    Displays dynamic tunnel statistics for the Generic Protocol Extension for Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN-GPE) tunnels on the RUCKUS Edge device.
  33. show vxlan-gpe pmtu table
    Displays the Generic Protocol Extension for Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN-GPE) PMTU updates received from APs for the RUCKUS Edge device.
  34. show vxlan-gpe tunnel keepalive session
    Displays Generic Protocol Extension for Virtual Extensible LAN (VxLAN-GPE) tunnel keepalive session information. The AP uses the tunnel keepalive messages to bring up the tunnel to the device and to monitor the health of the tunnel. Without the keep-alive feature, if the Edge device becomes unreachable, the AP will continue tunneling traffic to the Edge, causing the traffic to be lost in the network. With the keep-alive feature enabled, the AP will generate events, bring down the tunnel, and stop broadcasting WLANs whenever the Edge device is unreachable. Additionally, the AP will periodically report its tunnel status to the RUCKUS One controller.. These details will assist in troubleshooting.