debug pp-trunk-hash
Traces and displays the output port
through which a given packet can be sent out in a LAG.
Syntax
debug pp-trunk-hash
lag-id
{
non-unicast-distribution
|
unicast-distribution
}
ip
vlan-id
dst_ipv4/ipv6
src_ipv4/ipv6
protocol_num
dest_tcp/udp
tcp/udp_src_port
debug
pp-trunk-hash
lag-id
{
non-unicast-distribution
|
unicast-distribution
}
non-ip
dmac
smacno debug pp-trunk-hashParameters
Modes
Privileged EXEC mode
Examples
For the non-unicast IPv4 distribution, the command resembles the following example.
device# debug pp-trunk-hash 3 non-unicast-distribution ip 1 2.2.2.2 3.3.3.3 6 22 23 Lag with id 1 (hw_trunk_i=3)does not have any up ports. Atleast one up port should be present in the lag
For the non-unicast IPv6 distribution, the command resembles the following example.
device# debug pp-trunk-hash 3 non-unicast-distribution ip 1 2:2::2:2 4:4::4:4 3 22 23 Lag with id 1 (hw_trunk_i=3)does not have any up ports. Atleast one up port should be present in the lag
For the non-unicast non-IP distribution, the command resembles the following example.
device# debug pp-trunk-hash 3 non-unicast-distribution non-ip 2222.3333.4444 4444.3333.2222 Lag with id 1 (hw_trunk_i=3)does not have any up ports. Atleast one up port should be present in the lag
For the unicast IP distribution, the command resembles the following example.
device# debug pp-trunk-hash 3 unicast-distribution ip 2 2.2.2.2 3.3.3.3 6 22 23 Lag with id 1 (hw_trunk_i=3)does not have any up ports. Atleast one up port should be present in the lag