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Use the routing monitor to show summary information about routes on the Gaia system.
In Gaia Portal, you can see information about active, inactive or all (both active and inactive) routes on your Gaia system for BGP, OSPF and RIP protocols.
To show the routes on the Gaia system using the Gaia Portal:
Use these Gaia Clish commands to show information about active, inactive or all (both active and inactive) routes on your Gaia system for BGP, OSPF and RIP protocols:
show route
rip
bgp {aspath | communities | detailed | metrics | suppressed}
inactive {bgp | rip}
all {bgp | rip | ospf}
Use these commands to show information about active, inactive, or all routes on your system for OSPF:
show route
ospf
inactive ospf
all ospf
Use these commands to show information about active, inactive and all aggregate routes on your system:
show route
aggregate
inactive aggregate
all aggregate
Use these commands to show additional information about routes on your system:
show route
all [direct | static | kernel]
direct
inactive [direct | static | kernel]
kernel
static
summary
destination <ip_address>
exact <ip_prefix>
less-specific <ip_prefix>
more-specific <ip_prefix>
Use the following commands to view general information recorded by the Gaia routing daemon (routed
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show routed
memory
resources
krt
version
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Show the memory usage of the routing daemon, for each routing protocol running on the system.
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Show the following system information:
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Show statistical information about the messages sent and received on the raw sockets between the kernel and
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Shows the following system information:
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Use the following commands to see information about multicast forwarding cache (MFC) on your system.
show mfc
cache
summary
interface
orpans
stats
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Shows MFC state information. |
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Shows the following MFC state information:
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Shows MFC interface state information. |
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Shows MFC orphan state information. |
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Shows various information about the following MFC properties:
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