IP Route
VRF
\[Command] show vrf brief \[Purpose] Display vrf-related configuration information \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] vrf mgmt \[Purpose] Configure management port VRF \[View] System configuration view \[Use Cases] \[Command] vrf vrfname \[Purpose] Add VRF \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Use Cases] \[Command] ip route A. B.
ISIS Configuration
\[Command] show isis database {detail|json} \[Purpose] Display the IS-IS link-state database known to the local router \[Parameter] \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] show isis summary \[json] \[Purpose] Display ISIS summary information \[Parameter] \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] show isis hostname \[Purpose] View the mapping between hostnames and system IDs in the IS-IS protocol \[Parameter] \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] show isis interface {ethernet IFNAME |vlan vlan-id |link-aggregation lag-id |detail} \[Purpose] Display the status of the designated ISIS interface or all enabled ISIS interfaces \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] show isis neighbor {detail|json| system id } \[Purpose] Display the status and information of ISIS neighbors \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] show isis route {level-1|level-2|backup} \[Purpose] Display all route entries learned by the current device via the IS-IS routing protocol \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] show isis fast-reroute summary \[level-1|level-2] \[Purpose] Display ISIS routing protection statistics \[View] System View \[Use Cases] \[Command] router isis name \[vrf name ] \[Purpose] Configure the ISIS instance name and navigate to the ISIS instance configuration view \[View] System Configuration View \[Notes] ISIS cannot establish neighbors over the loopback interface; if ISIS is enabled on the loopback interface, it will simply forward the loopback interface's routes through other ISIS interfaces. \[Use Cases] \[Command] net XX.
OSPFv2 Configuration
\[Command] show ip ospf \[ vrf NAME |all] \[json] \[Purpose] Display OSPF details \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip ospf \[ vrf NAME | all ] interface \[ ethernet interface name |vlan vlan id |link-aggregation lag id ] \[Purpose] Show state and configuration of OSPF the specified interface, or all interfaces if no interface is given. \[Parameter] \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip ospf \[ vrf NAME | all ] neighbor \[ ethernet interface name |vlan vlan id |link-aggregation lag id | A.
OSPFv3 Configuration
\[Command] show ipv6 ospf6 \[Purpose] Display OSPFv3 details \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ipv6 ospf6 database \[detail|dump|internal] show ipv6 ospf6 database \[router|network|inter-prefix|inter-router|as-external|group-membership|type-7|link|intra-prefix]\[detail|dump|internal] \[Purpose] This command shows LSAs present in the LSDB. \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ipv6 ospf6 database adv-router A.
BGP Configuration
\[Command] show bgp peer-group \[Purpose] This command displays configured BGP peer-groups \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip bgp { view \[ all| view name ] | \[ vrf \[ all | vrf name ]]} \[Purpose] Display the routing table of BGP view or VRF \[Parameter] \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip bgp neighbors \[Purpose] Display the details of BGP neighbors \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip bgp \[Purpose] Display all route information received from BGP neighbors \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip bgp statistics \[Purpose] Display BGP routing-related statistics \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] router bgp AS \[ view view name |vrf vrf name ] no router bgp AS \[ view view name |vrf vrf name ] \[Purpose] Enable a BGP protocol process with the specified AS number \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Notes] When VRF name is not specified, the BGP protocol process belongs to the default VRF. When expressing ASN in dot notation, the decimal ASN 65538 is equivalent to the dot notation 1.
Policy Route Configuration
\[Command] show pbr interface \[ interface-name ] \[Purpose] View the binding relationship between interfaces and policy routes \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show pbr map \[map-name] \[Purpose] Display the configured policy routes \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show pbr nexthop-groups \[Purpose] Displays the next address group for the policy route \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] pbr-map NAME seq number no pbr-map NAME \[seq number ] \[Purpose] Create a policy route and enter the view \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Use Cases] \[Command] match {dst-ip ip-address |dst-port port |ip-protocol protocol |src-ip ip-address |src-port port } no match {dst-ip ip-address |dst-port port |ip-protocol protocol |src-ip ip-address |src-port port } \[Purpose] Create match conditions for policy routing \[Parameter] \[View] Policy route view \[Use Cases] \[Command] set {nexthop ip-address |nexthop-group NAME } no set {nexthop ip-address |nexthop-group NAME } \[Purpose] Configure an action of redirecting packets to a next-hop IP address \[Parameter] \[View] Policy route view \[Notes] The redirect nexthop command allows user to specify a maximum of 4 next-hop IP addresses. If multiple next-hop IP addresses are configured, the device redirects packets in active/standby mode.