Basic Syntax

asg_route -h

asg_route -v

asg_route [-a] [-b blade_string] [ipv6] [--vs <vs_ids>] [<inactive>] [<filter>]

asg_route [-a] [-b blade_string] [ipv6] [--vs <vs_ids>] comp_os_db

Parameter	Description
`-h`	Show command syntax, help information and examples.
`-v`	Collect route information from all SGMs and save to a file at: `/var/log/asg_route/all_routes`
`-b <sgm_ids>`	Show only routes for the specified SGMs.
`-ipv6`	Show IPv6 routes only (default shows IPv4 routes only).
`-a`	Show all SGMs, including those that are in the admin down state.
`--vs <vs_ids>`	Show the routing table only for the specified Virtual System. This option is available only for VSX environments.
`<inactive>`	Optional inactive route filter parameters.
`<filter>`	Optional advanced routing parameters.
`--compare-os-db`	Compares the routing data in the database with the operating system and shows: All routes in the database that are in the operating system routing table All routes in the operating system routing table that are not in the database The <vs_ids> can be: No <vs_ids> (default) - Shows the current Virtual System context. One Virtual System. A comma-separated list of Virtual Systems (1,2,4,5). A range of Virtual Systems (VS 3-5). `all` - Shows all Virtual Systems. Note: This parameter is only relevant in a VSX environment.

Note:

You can combine many basic options on one line, but you can only use one advanced_filter option.