show hardware route

Displays the hardware information for Layer 3 IPv4 hardware routes.
Syntax
show hardware route { ip-address | ip-address prefix | device device-id | vrf vrf-name [ status ] | status }
Parameters
ip-address
Specifies an IPv4 address.
ip-address prefix
Specifies an IPv4 network number.
device device-id
Specifies the hardware device number.
vrf vrf-name
Specifies a VRF instance.
status
Displays the status of the IPv4 routes.
Modes

User EXEC mode

Examples

The following example displays the status of the IPv4 hardware routes. 

device> show hardware route status  
                                                             
VRF    Max-Routes    IPv4-HW-Routes-Added    IPv4-Route-Addn-Fails
==================================================================
0        10000                5                  0
1          250              249                  0
2            1                1                  0

The following example displays the status of the IPv4 hardware routes for a specific VRF. 

device> show hardware route vrf 1 status  
                                                             
VRF    Max-Routes    IPv4-HW-Routes-Added    IPv4-Route-Addn-Fails
==================================================================
1          250              249                  0

The following example displays sample output for the show hardware route command. 

device> show hardware route device 0  
                                                             
Total number of hardware routes: 20   Device-id:0
Ports in this devices are  25 to 48
vr: 0         30.1.1.2/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       18.18.18.1/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0         20.1.1.1/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       70.70.70.1/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0          8.8.8.1/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       80.80.80.1/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    170.170.170.2/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    180.180.180.2/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       23.23.23.2/32 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       10.37.82.0/25 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0         30.1.1.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       18.18.18.0/24 NH: 2051 NH hw: 102051 cmd: FWD, Outgoing vlan: 4092, port: INVALID,mac: 0200.8801.002a, L3 intf: 5420 RouteHit: No
vr: 0         20.1.1.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       70.70.70.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0          8.8.8.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       80.80.80.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    170.170.170.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    180.180.180.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       23.23.23.0/24 NH: 2048 NH hw: 102048 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 8191 RouteHit: No
vr: 0          0.0.0.0/0 NH: 2049 NH hw: 102049 cmd: DROP, Outgoing vlan: 4091, L3 intf: 4091 RouteHit: No

The following example displays sample output for the show hardware route command for ICX 7150 devices. 

device> show hardware route device 0

Total number of prefix routes: 8   host_routes:4   Device-id:0                                            <<< host_routes keyword is added.
Ports in this devices are  25 to 48
vr: 0       10.37.82.0/25 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       23.23.23.0/24 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0          9.9.9.0/24 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    150.150.150.0/24 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    160.160.160.0/24 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0        100.1.1.0/24 NH: 1026 NH hw: 101026 cmd: DROP, Outgoing vlan: 4092, L3 intf: 128 RouteHit: No
vr: 0         30.1.1.0/24 NH: 1027 NH hw: 101027 cmd: FWD, Outgoing vlan: 4092, port: 1/1/48,mac: cc4e.24f7.2440, L3 intf: 131 RouteHit: No
vr: 0          0.0.0.0/0 NH: 1025 NH hw: 101025 cmd: DROP, Outgoing vlan: 4091, L3 intf: 510 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    150.150.150.1/32 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0          9.9.9.1/32 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0       23.23.23.1/32 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
vr: 0    160.160.160.1/32 NH: 1024 NH hw: 101024 cmd: TRAP, Outgoing vlan: 0, L3 intf: 511 RouteHit: No
History
Release Command History

08.0.61

This command was introduced for the ICX 7150 and output was modified.

08.0.95

This command was modified to display the status of the IPv4 hardware routes.

Parent topic: Show Commands