show spx debug
show spx
debug
port
{
unit/slot/port
}
[
distributed
]
show spx
debug
port
all
[
distributed
{
pe-id
|
all-pe
|
units
list
}
]
]
show spx
debug
lag
{
lag-id
|
all
}
[
distributed
{
pe-id
|
all-pe
|
units
list
}
]
Privileged EXEC mode
The
show spx debug command displays the following information:
The following example provides the SPX LAG ID (columns 1 and 4), lists the ports in each SPX LAG (column 1), provides a database index number (column 2), and displays a port type for each port in the LAG (column 3). In the example, the database index for ports 1/1/1 and 2/1/1 do not match although they should.
device# show spx debug lag all spx-lag ID 3072 Port PortExtDb Index Port type lag_id 1/1/1 0 1 3072 |<-- Database mismatch 2/1/1 f 1 3072 | on 1/1/1 and 2/1/1 spx-lag ID 3073 Port PortExtDb Index Port type lag_id 1/1/6 6 1 3073 spx-lag ID 3074 Port PortExtDb Index Port type lag_id 1/1/2 ff 1 3074 1/1/3 ff 1 3074
The following example obtains debug information on all SPX LAGs directly from all PE units in the system. The information comes from the PE units rather than the CB when the keyword distributed is used. The command lists the LAG IDs, ECID values, and port type for all ports in each LAG.
device# show spx debug lag all distributed all-pe ********************* Response from PE 19: ********************* spx-lag ID 1 Port ECID Port type lag_id 19/1/1 236 5 1 19/1/2 236 5 1 spx-lag ID 2 Port ECID Port type lag_id 19/2/1 235 2 2 ********************* Response from PE 20: ********************* spx-lag ID 1 Port ECID Port type lag_id 20/1/1 315 2 1 20/1/2 315 2 1 spx-lag ID 2 Port ECID Port type lag_id 20/1/3 316 6 2 ********************* Response from PE 23: ********************* spx-lag ID 1 Port ECID Port type lag_id 23/1/47 556 6 1 spx-lag ID 2 Port ECID Port type lag_id 23/2/3 555 2 2 23/2/4 555 2 2 ********************* Response from PE 29: ********************* spx-lag ID 1 Port ECID Port type lag_id 29/2/1 1036 5 1 spx-lag ID 2 Port ECID Port type lag_id 29/2/3 1035 2 2 29/2/4 1035 2 2