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.
Command Default
No command default.
Modes
Network mode
The show peer-tunnel
command displays the following information.
| Output field |
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description for these parameters
|
|---|---|
| Tunnel UUID | UUID assigned by R1 for this peer tunnel service. |
| IP Addresses | IP address of the peer Ruckus Edge. |
| Tunnel Role | Initiator or Responder. For example, when SD-LAN service is configured to have AP tunnels certain WLANs traffic to a Edge A and in turn have Edge A tunnel some of those WLANs traffic to another Edge B, then Edge A will be initiator of the peer tunnel and Edge B will be the responder of the peer tunnel. |
| WLAN | WLAN whose traffic is tunneled to/from peer. |
| Venue | Venue on which this WLAN is activated. |
Usage Guidelines
This command is supported only on the RUCKUS Edge device.
Need Inputs - Please provide usage guidelines for
this feature.
Examples
The below example displays the peer tunnel information on a Data Center Edge device.
network# show peer-tunnel TUNNEL-ID TUNNEL-UUID SERVICE SERVICE-ID Local-Addr Remote-Addr Initiator 1 07c171b2-e534-30a8-b1ea-d87a741beba7 SDLAN 2 30.1.1.2 110.1.1.2 Yes Network-Name WLAN-ID VLAN-ID Venue guest-1 1 120 guest-1
The below example displays the peer tunnel information on a DMZ Edge device.
network# show peer-tunnel TUNNEL-ID TUNNEL-UUID SERVICE SERVICE-ID Local-Addr Remote-Addr Initiator 1 07c171b2-e534-30a8-b1ea-d87a741beba7 SDLAN 3 110.1.1.2 30.1.1.2 No Network-Name WLAN-ID VLAN-ID Venue Guest 1 120 guest-1
History
| Release version | Command history |
|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | Supporting multi-venue feature. |
| 1.0.0 | This command was introduced. |