ARUBA - Interfaces Commands
DEALING WITH ARUBA CLI COMMANDS FOR INTERFACES...
show name
Lists all interfaces with their names if set. In Cisco it would be show int description
show ip
Show all configured IP addresses on a switch.
show arp vlan vlan-id
List all IP addresses (provided Layer 3 features are enabled) learned on the VLAN vlan-id.
show interface status
Show list of all interfaces with info for each: state (Up/Down), Actual Speed, Tagged or not, VLANs configured for the interface (single VLAN for Untagged, multiple for Tagged). NOTE: In Cisco world Tagged interface is called trunk.
show interface [port-id]
Show as a table (if port-id is not given) all ports with the total bytes/frames, Rx/Tx errors, and Broadcast limit if set for each port.
display interface [name]
Show detailed information of an interface: media type, speed/duplex state, MAC address, up/down, max frame size, VLAN id if any untagged set and . (dot) for multiple tagged VLANs, input/output erros, buffer failures, CRC errors, runts.
show interface display
Present TUI dialog window with real-time information for all interfaces, including total bytes/frames, Rx/Tx errors, and drops. The information is updated every 3 seconds dynamically. Use arrows/tab to navigate, CTRL + C to exit the menu.
show interfaces custom start-port[-end-port] <port / type / status / speed / mode / name / vlan / enabled
Show selected ports with only specified fields: port, type, status etc. E.g. show interface custom 1/B1 port status speed vlan.
show interface port-utilization
Show one time as a table the current traffic rates passing each interface.
show interface trunk-utilization
Show current traffic rates of all trunks.
show int queue port-name
Show statistics of all queue buffers of a given interface, including drops for each.
show interface transceiver [name] [detail]
Info on installed optical transceivers: Port number where installed, Type/Speed, Serial Number. If detail is added, will also show temperature, voltage, Transmit (TX) and Receive (RX) power in mW and dBm.
show trunks
Show trunk interfaces with their state and type. NOTE: In HP/Aruba world trunk means aggregated interfaces (LAG), what in Cisco world is called port/ether-channel.
show trunk-statistics trunk-name
Show cumulative statistics for the trunk interface: packets passed, bytes received, drops if any.
show lacp
Show LACP state on the trunking interfaces.
show lacp counters
show stats for received/sent LACP PDUs per trunk (should be increasing).
show port-security port-id
Show port security state for all/specified interfaces.
clear statistics global
Clear counters on all interfaces.
