Cisco Systems DL-2159-05 manual Vxdiaghostshow, 13-21

Chapter 13 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Using Command-Line Diagnostics

:vxdiag_hostshow

Use the :vxdiag_hostshow command to display remote hosts and their IP addresses and aliases. The remote host information might look like this example:

Clock: 96470 sec
hostname	ttl	inet address	aliases
--------	---	------------	-------
localhost	0	127.0.0.1
10.84.139.161	7273	10.84.139.161
10.84.139.136	7273	10.84.139.136
10.84.139.138	7273	10.84.139.138
10.84.139.167	7273	10.84.139.167
10.84.139.160	7273	10.84.139.160
10.84.139.137	7273	10.84.139.137
AP_North.cisco.com	93073	10.84.139.135
10.84.139.164	7273	10.84.139.164
10.84.139.169	7274	10.84.139.169
10.84.139.141	97062	10.84.139.141

These are descriptions for the information in each column:

•Hostname—Domain name of the host, if available; otherwise, same as the Inet address

•TTL—time-to-live

•Inet address—IP address of the host

•Aliases—List of additional names, other than the hostname, that refer to the Inet address

Follow the steps in the “Entering Diagnostic Commands” section on page 13-16to open the CLI and enter the :vxdiag_hostshow command.

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