Cisco Systems MDS 9000 manual Show Commands, 20-1

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Show Commands

The commands in this chapter apply to the Cisco MDS 9000 Family of multilayer directors and fabric switches. All commands are shown here in alphabetical order regardless of command mode. See the “Command Modes” section to determine the appropriate mode for each command. For more information, refer to the Cisco MDS 9000 Family Configuration Guide.

show aaa authentication, page 20-4

show aaa groups, page 20-5

show arp, page 20-6

show banner motd, page 20-7

show boot auto-copy, page 20-9

show boot, page 20-8

show callhome, page 20-10

show cdp, page 20-12

show cimserver, page 20-16

show clock, page 20-17

show cores, page 20-18

show debug logfile, page 20-19

show environment, page 20-20

show fabric-binding, page 20-22

show fc2, page 20-27

show fcalias, page 20-30

show fcanalyzer, page 20-31

show fcc, page 20-32

show fcdomain, page 20-33

show fcdroplatency, page 20-35

show fcflow stats, page 20-36

show fcfwd, page 20-37

show fcip profile, page 20-38

show fcns database, page 20-39

show fcns statistics, page 20-43

 

 

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Command Reference

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

78-16088-01, Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 1.3

 

 

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Contents 20-1 Show Commands20-2 20-3 Show aaa authentication Show aaa authentication20-4 Switch# show aaa groups To display configured server groupsShow aaa groups Show aaa groupsShow arp Exec modeShow arp Clear arp-cacheSwitch# show banner motd Banner motd Configures the required banner messageShow banner motd Show banner motd20-8 Show bootShow boot auto-copy list Show boot auto-copyList Displays the list of files to be auto-copied20-10 Show callhomeFollowing example displays the short-text profile Following example displays the full-text profileFollowing example displays the XML destination profile Following example displays e-mail and Smtp information20-12 Show cdpFollowing example displays the specified CDP neighbor Following example displays all CDP neighbor entriesFollowing example displays global CDP parameters 20-13Switch# show CDP neighbor detail Switch# show cdp neighborsFollowing example displays CDP Neighbors brief Following example displays CDP neighbors detailSwitch# show cdp traffic interface gigabitethernet 4/1 Switch# show cdp traffic interface mgmt20-15 Traffic statistics for mgmt0 Input Statistics Total Packets20-16 Show cimserverSwitch# show clock CommandShow clock Show clockShow cores Switch# show coresShow cores 20-18Show debug logfile Switch# show debug logfile SampleFile20-19 20-20 Show environment20-21 Show hardware Displays all hardware components on a system20-22 Show fabric-binding20-23 Following example displays fabric binding statisticsFollowing example displays Efmd statistics Switch# show fabric-binding efmd statistics20-24 Switch# show fabric-binding violations Switch# show fabric-binding efmd statistics vsanFollowing example displays fabric binding violations 20-25Show fc-tunnel explicit-path name tunnel-id-map Show fc-tunnelExplicit-path Tunnel-id-map20-27 Show fc2Following example displays FC2 socket binding information Following example displays FC2 active socket informationFollowing example displays FC2 local N port information Following example displays FC2 Plogi session informationFollowing example displays FC2 Vsan table Following example displays FC2 physical port information20-29 PortShow fcalias name string vsan vsan-id Show fcalias20-30 Switch# show fcanalyzer Displays Configured HostsShow fcanalyzer Show fcanalyzerStatistics interface Show fcc20-32 20-33 Show fcdomainSwitch# show fcdomain allowed vsan Switch# show fcdomain domain-list vsanFollowing example displays the allowed domain ID lists 20-34Switch# show fcdroplatency Show fcdroplatency network switchShow fcdroplatency 20-35Aggregated Show fcflow statsUsage Module slot20-37 Show fcfwdShow fcip profile profile-idall Show fcip profileAll 20-38Detail Show fcns databaseLocal 20-39Switch# show fcns database detail Fcid Type Pwwn Vendor FC4-TYPEFEATURE20-40 VSAN1Switch# show fcns database Switch# show fcns database vsanFollowing example displays the management Vsan Vsan 20-4120-42 Show fcns statistics detail vsan vsan-id Show fcns statisticsDisplays detailed statistics 20-43Distance Show fcrouteLabel SummaryFollowing example displays unicast routing information Following example displays multicast routing information20-45 Switch# show fcroute summary Switch# show fcroute unicast 0x040101 0xffffff vsanSwitch# show fcroute summary vsan Following example displays route database informationShow fcs Switch# show fcs ie vsan This command displays platform information20-48 IE-WWNSwitch# show fcs platform vsan This command displays ports within a specified WWNSwitch# show fcs port vsan 24 Port List in Vsan 20-49Switch# show fcs statistics This command displays FCS statistics20-50 20-51 Show fcsp20-52 Fcsp enable Enables the FC-SP feature for this switch20-53 Show fctimerFdmi Show fdmiHba-id 20-5420-55 Following example displays VSAN1-specific Fdmi informationCT Payload Len 2040 Port-id 210100e08b2af654 20-5620-57 Show ficonFollowing example displays port address information Following example displays configured Ficon information20-58 Following example displays port address counter information Following example displays all Ficon configuration files20-59 Port address Name is Is not blockedSaved configuration files Host control is Enabled20-60 Port is not admin blocked Switch# show ficon vsan 2 portaddressPort is admin blocked Following example displays control unit informationSwitch# show ficon first-available port-number Switch# show running-configFollowing example displays the availble port numbers 20-62Show file filename cksum md5sum Show fileCksum Md5sumInterface interface Show flogi databaseFollwing example displays details on the Flogi database 20-64Follwing example displays the Flogi Vsan Follwing example displays the Flogi interfaceFollwing example displays the Flogi Fcid 20-65Show fspf Switch# show fspf vsan 1 interface fc 2/14Specifies the Vsan ID. The range is 1 to 20-66Following example displays Fspf interface information Switch# show fspf database vsanFollowing example displays Fspf database information 20-6720-68 This command displays Fspf information for a specified VsanFspf vsan MaxageBios Switch# show hardwareShow hardware Ipc-channel statusDisplays the status of the IPC channel Switch# show hardware ipc-channel status20-70 Active IPC-ChannelShow hosts Show hostsServers 20-71Show incompatibility system BootflashSlot0 Volatile20-73 Show install all impactSwitch# show install all impact system bootflash Extracting loader version from image bootflash/vk73a20-74 Show install all status Show install all statusSwitch# show install all status 20-7520-76 Show in-order-guarantee Show in-order-guaranteeSwitch# show in-order-guarantee 20-77Show interface Switch# show int sup-fc0 sup-fc0 is up Switch# show interface fc1/11 fc1/11 is upInterface fc1/1 5 , fc2/5 20-79Switch# show interface description fc1/1 Switch# show int vsanFollowing example displays information for a Vsan interface 20-80Switch# show interface counters brief Switch# show interface fcip 3 counters fcip320-81 20-82 Switch# show interface fcipClass F frames output, 80048 bytes SFP Diagnostics Information Switch# show interface iscsi 2/1 iscsi2/1 is up20-83 Hardware is GigabitEthernetSwitch# show interface fc-tunnel Switch# show interface fc2/5 transceiver details20-84 LSP IDShow ip access-list list-numberusage Show ip access-listIp access-list 20-85Show ip route Configured20-86 Show ip routing Switch# show ip routingShow ip routing Following example the IP routing stateShow ips arp interface gigabitethernet slot/port Show ips arp20-88 20-89 Show ips ip route20-90 Show ips statsFollowing example displays Icmp statistics Following example displays iSCSI buffer statisticsFollowing example displays IP statistics Following example displays MAC statistics20-92 Following example displays TCP statisticsEstablish ListenShow ips status Switch# show ips status moduleIdentifies the module in the specified slot 20-93Switch# show iscsi global Following example displays all configured iSCSI initiatorsShow iscsi global Show iscsi globalFcp-session Show iscsi initiatorIscsi-session Name20-96 Switch# show iscsi initiator detailVsan ID 20-97 Show iscsi sessionFollowing command displays the specified iSCSI initiator Following command displays the specified iSCSI targetSwitch# zone name iscsi16A vsan 20-98Show iscsi stats Switch# show iscsi stats iscsi8/1Show iscsi stats iscsi slot/port clear detail ClearSwitch# show iscsi stats detail iscsi8/1 Following command displays detailed iSCSI statistics20-100 TMF REQ 20-10120-102 Switch# show iscsi stats iscsi 8/1 iscsi8/1Show iscsi virtual-target Show iscsi virtual-target configured name20-103 Isns profile Show isns20-104 Switch# show isns profile counters Switch# show isns profile ABC counters20-105 ISNS profile name ABC20-106 Show ivrFollowing example displays the configured IVR Vsan topology Following example displays the status of the IVR featureFollowing example displays the active IVR Vsan topology 20-107Following example displays the active Ivzs configuration Following example displays the IVZ configurationFollowing example displays the Ivzs configuration Following example displays information for a specified IVZEnables IVR Ivr enableFollowing example displays the specified zone set 20-109Show kernel core limit module slot target Show kernel coreLimit Target20-111 Show license20-112 Switch# show license host-idLicense hostidVDH=4C0AF664 20-113 Show line20-114 20-115 Show logging20-116 Following example displays console logging status Switch# show logging facilityFollowing example displays logging facility status 20-117Following example displays logging information Switch# show logging info20-118 Following example displays last few lines of a log file Following example displays switching module logging statusFollowing example displays monitor logging status Following example displays server informationShow module slot diag uptime Show moduleDiag UptimeThis module is the standby supervisor module Mechanism is enabled20-121 20-122 Show ntp20-123 Following examples display the NTP informationCompatibility-parameters Show port-channelConsistency Interface port-channelFollowing example displays the PortChannel database Command With Details20-125 Last count Show port-security20-126 Following example port security statistics Following example displays the activated database20-127 20-128 Switch# show port-security statusNumber of sWWN deny Jul 9 083220 200320-129 Show processes20-130 Switch# show processes cpu20-131 Switch# show processes log pid 1339 Service fspf20-132 Show qos20-133 Show radius-server Switch# show radius-serverShow radius-server groups sorted 20-134History Show rlirRecent Interface fc slot/portSwitch# show rlir erl Switch# show rlir statistics vsanFollowing example displays the Rlir statistics for all ERLs 20-136Following example displays the Rlir history Following example displays the ERLs for the specified Vsan20-137 1002003 Wed Dec 20-138Fc1/2 Implicit Fc1/4 ImplicitShow role Switch# show roleShow role name string 20-139Show rscn scr-table vsan vsan-id statistics vsan vsan-id Show rscnScr-table 20-14020-141 Switch# show rscn statistics vsanNumber of SCR received ACC received20-142 Show running-config20-143 Switch# show running-config feature vsan vsan database Switch# show running-config interface mgmt020-144 Interface mgmt0 Ip address 255.255.255.020-145 Show scsi-targetFollowing example displays discovered disk information Following example displays a customized discovered targetsFollowing example displays the discovered LUNs for all OSs 20-14620-147 Switch# show scsi-target pwwnOS Pwwn 20-148 Show snmpFollowing example displays Snmp community information Following example displays Snmp user detailsFollowing example displays Snmp host information 20-149Show span session session-idbrief brief Show span sessionFollowing example displays a specific Span session details 20-150Following example displays all Span sessions Switch# show span session20-151 Destination is fc-tunnel20-152 Show spromFollowing command displays supervisor module information Specific to the Cisco MDS 9216 switch20-153 SupEpld Epld a 20-15420-155 Show sshFollowing example displays Host Key Pair details Switch# show ssh key20-156 Fingerprint 512 f7cc903df58aa9ca48769ff86e71d4ae20-157 Show startup-config20-158 20-159 20-160 Displays switch serial number Show switchnameFollowing example displays the name of the switch Serialnum20-162 Show systemFollowing example displays the system reset information Following example displays the default switch port statesFollowing example displays the system redundancy status Following example displays the system health informationSwitch# show system cores Switch# show system uptimeFollowing example displays the system uptime 20-164Loopback Show system healthTimelog 20-165Switch# show system health statistics Switch# show system health module20-166 Switch# show system health statistics loopback Switch# show system health statistics moduleSwitch# show system health statistics loopback timelog 20-167Show tacacs-server Switch# show tacacs-serverShow tacacs-server groups sorted 20-168Module Show tech-support20-169 20-170 Show processes log detailsModule DS-2SLOT-FANVegas01# show tech-support brief 20-171Fcot 20-172 Show telnet server Switch# show telnet serverShow telnet server Following example displays the status of the Telnet serverShow terminal Switch# show terminalShow terminal Following example displays terminal information20-175 Show tlportFollowing example displays the TL ports in all VSANs Following example displays the contents of the alpa-cache20-176 Show trunk protocol Switch# show trunk protocolShow trunk protocol Following example displays trunk protocol statusShow user-account user-nameiscsi Show user-accountIscsi Following example displays information for all usersShow users Switch# show usersShow users Following example displays all usersEpld url Show versionImage EpldSwitch# show version Switch# show version module 2 epldFailure case Following example displays available Epld versionsLoader version 1.03 ---------------new version Version Existing version20-182 Ver modShow vrrp statistics vr group interface type Show vrrpInterface type 20-183Following example displays Vrrp statistics Switch# show vrrp statisticsFollowing example displays Vrrp cumulative statistics 20-184Membership Show vsanUsage 20-185Switch # show vsan membership interface fc1/1 fc1/1 Following examples displays configured Vsan informationSwitch# show vsan 20-186Vsan 4094isolatedvsan 20-187Switch# show wwn switch Displays switch WWNSwitch WWN is 2001ac165e520001 Show wwn20-189 Show zoneFollowing example displays members of a specific zone Switch# show zone name Zone120-190 Zone name Zone1 vsanFollowing example displays read-only zone details Following example displays LUN-zoning details20-191 Switch# show zone status Following example displays the status of configured zonesSwitch# show zone status vsan 20-192Show zoneset name zoneset-name brief active vsan vsan-id Show zonesetActive 20-19320-194
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MDS 9000 specifications

Cisco Systems MDS 9000 series is a line of storage networking switches designed to address the unique demands of enterprise-level data centers. These switches provide high-performance solutions for connecting various storage devices, including traditional disk arrays, solid-state drives, and tape libraries. The MDS 9000 series is built for scalability, high availability, and advanced security, making it an ideal choice for organizations looking to optimize their storage infrastructure.

One of the standout features of the MDS 9000 series is its support for Fibre Channel and FICON protocols, which enable seamless integration with various storage technologies. This versatility is crucial for organizations that may be using a mix of applications and storage performance requirements. The switches support multiple speeds, including 1G, 2G, 4G, 8G, and even 16G Fibre Channel rates, ensuring that they can adapt to evolving storage needs.

The MDS 9000 is known for its advanced features in terms of management and automation. Cisco provides intelligent automation capabilities to enhance operational efficiency. Features like Flow Vision and intelligent network services allow for deep visibility into storage environments, enabling administrators to monitor performance, troubleshoot issues, and optimize resource allocation effectively. This level of visibility helps organizations to mitigate risks and ensure data availability.

Security is another paramount consideration for the MDS 9000 series. The switches are equipped with a range of security features, including role-based access controls, encryption technologies, and zoning options. These capabilities help safeguard sensitive data and ensure compliance with industry regulations, making the MDS 9000 a trusted choice for enterprises dealing with critical data.

The architecture of the MDS 9000 series is designed for high availability and resiliency. With redundant power supplies and cooling systems, these switches minimize downtime and ensure continuous operation. Additionally, they offer advanced features like non-disruptive software upgrades, which eliminate the need for scheduled outages during firmware updates.

In summary, the Cisco Systems MDS 9000 series offers a robust set of features tailored for enterprise storage networking. Its support for various protocols, intelligent management capabilities, and high availability characteristics make it a preferred choice for organizations seeking to optimize their storage infrastructure for both current and future needs. By investing in the MDS 9000 series, businesses can enhance their operational efficiency, ensure data security, and maintain a competitive edge in today's data-driven landscape.