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iping, page 2 iping6, page 4 itraceroute, page 5 itraceroute6 vrf, page 6 itraceroute6 vrf encap vlan, page 7 itraceroute6 vrf encap vxlan dst-mac, page 8 itraceroute vrf, page 9 itraceroute vrf encap vlan, page 10 itraceroute vrf encap vxlan, page 12 1

iping iping iping [-ddflnqrv][-v vrf][-c count][-i wait][-p pattern][-s packetsize][-t timeout][-s source] host iping -d -D -F -L -n -q -r -v -V vrf -c count -i wait -p pattern -s packetsize -t timeout -S source host Send ping packets. Debug mode. Dump info. Enables the do-not-fragment bit in the IPv4 header. Fill in loopback. Display only numeric info. Quiet output. Do not route packets. Display verbose output. The Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) instance from which to source the ping message. Number of ping packets that are sent to the destination address. The default is 5. The time interval between sending of ping packets. The data pattern of the ping payload. Different data patterns are used to troubleshoot framing errors and clocking problems on serial lines. The default is [0xABCD]. Size of the ping packet (in bytes). Timeout interval. The ping is declared successful only if the ECHO REPLY packet is received before this time interval. The IP address or host name to show as source. The IP address or host name of the destination EP. Examples pod1-leaf1# iping -V overlay-1 10.0.59.154 2

iping PING 10.0.59.154 (10.0.59.154): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 10.0.59.154: icmp_seq=0 ttl=55 time=0.254 ms 64 bytes from 10.0.59.154: icmp_seq=1 ttl=55 time=0.256 ms 64 bytes from 10.0.59.154: icmp_seq=2 ttl=55 time=0.245 ms 64 bytes from 10.0.59.154: icmp_seq=3 ttl=55 time=0.241 ms 64 bytes from 10.0.59.154: icmp_seq=4 ttl=55 time=0.23 ms --- 10.0.59.154 ping statistics --- 5 packets transmitted, 5 packets received, 0.00% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max = 0.23/0.245/0.256 ms 3

iping6 iping6 iping6 [-ddflngrrv][-v vrf][-c count][-i wait][-p pattern][-s packetsize][-t timeout][-s source] host iping6 -V vrf -c count -i wait -p pattern -s packetsize -t timeout -S source host The Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) instance from which to source the ping message. Number of ping packets that are sent to the destination address. The default is 5. The time interval between sending of ping packets. The data pattern of the ping payload. Different data patterns are used to troubleshoot framing errors and clocking problems on serial lines. The default is [0xABCD]. Size of the ping packet (in bytes). Timeout interval. The ping is declared successful only if the ECHO REPLY packet is received before this time interval. The IPv6 address or host name to show as source. The IPv6 address or host name of the destination EP. Table 1: Command History Release 11.2 Modification This command was introduced. Examples pod1-leaf1# iping6 -V overlay-1 2001:0DB8::3/64 4

itraceroute itraceroute itraceroute dst-ip [ { payload pld-size } ] itraceroute fabric payload dst-ip pld-size itraceroute. Inside fabric. payload size. Enter destination node IP. The type is ipaddr. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. Usage Guidelines Use this command to find multiple paths to a destination leaf from the current leaf. This command will execute a trace on the overlay VRF. The itraceroute command provides the following improvements over traditional traceroute: Discovers and reports multiple paths Transits only a single probe packet per path Reports detailed node information Simulates tenant traffic, exploring paths under the applied policies Examples pod1-leaf1# itraceroute 10.0.71.61 Node traceroute to 10.0.71.61, infra VRF overlay-1, from [10.0.71.63], payload 56 bytes Path 1 1: TEP 10.0.71.62 intf eth1/35 0.596 ms 2: TEP 10.0.71.61 intf eth1/98 0.392 ms Path 2 1: TEP 10.0.71.62 intf eth1/33 0.672 ms 2: TEP 10.0.71.61 intf eth1/97 0.432 ms Path 3 1: TEP 10.0.71.62 intf eth1/35 0.693 ms 2: TEP 10.0.71.61 intf eth1/97 0.484 ms Path 4 1: TEP 10.0.71.62 intf eth1/33 0.954 ms 2: TEP 10.0.71.61 intf eth1/98 0.824 ms 5

itraceroute6 vrf itraceroute6 vrf itraceroute6 dst-ip vrf vrf-name [ { payload pld-size } ] itraceroute6 vrf vrf-name dst-ip payload pld-size itraceroute6. tenant vrf. tenant vrf name. The type is string. Enter destination IPv6. The type is ipv6. payload size. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. 6

itraceroute6 vrf encap vlan itraceroute6 vrf encap vlan itraceroute6 dst-ip vrf vrf-name encap vlan [vlan-encap] [ { payload pld-size } ] itraceroute6 vrf vrf-name dst-ip encap vlan payload vlan-encap pld-size itraceroute6. tenant vrf. tenant vrf name. The type is string. Enter destination IPv6. The type is ipv6. source EP encap type. vlan src EP. payload size. Enter Vlan Encap: 1-4095. The type is integer. The range is from 1 to 4095. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. 7

itraceroute6 vrf encap vxlan dst-mac itraceroute6 vrf encap vxlan dst-mac itraceroute6 dst-ip vrf vrf-name encap vxlan [vxlan-encap] dst-mac dst-mac [ { payload pld-size } ] itraceroute6 vrf vrf-name dst-ip dst-mac dst-mac encap vxlan payload vxlan-encap pld-size itraceroute6. tenant vrf. tenant vrf name. The type is string. Enter destination EP IPv6. The type is ipv6. Destination EP MAC address. Enter destination EP MAC address. The type is ethernet. source EP encap type. vxlan src EP. payload size. Enter VTEP VxLAN encap: 4096-16777215. The type is integer. The range is from 4096 to 16777215. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. 8

itraceroute vrf itraceroute vrf itraceroute [external] dst-ip vrf vrf-name [ { payload pld-size } ] itraceroute vrf vrf-name dst-ip payload pld-size external itraceroute. tenant vrf. tenant vrf name. The type is string. Enter destination IP. The type is ipaddr. payload size. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. Run itraceroute with 5-Tuple. 9

itraceroute vrf encap vlan itraceroute vrf encap vlan itraceroute [external [ max-ext-hops max-ext-hops ] [ ext-timeout-sec ext-timeout-sec ] [ ext-timeout-usec ext-timeout-usec ] [ ext-interval-sec ext-interval-sec ] [ ext-interval-usec ext-interval-usec ] ] [src-ip sip] dst-ip vrf vrf-name encap vlan [vlan-encap] [dst-mac dst-mac] [ { payload pld-size } ] [ icmp { {tcp udp} [{sport-start sps sport-end spe}] [{dport-start dps dport-end dpe}] } ] [ num-queries np ] itraceroute vrf vrf-name dst-ip encap vlan payload vlan-encap pld-size external src-ip sip dst-mac dst-mac sport-start sps sport-end spe dport-start itraceroute. tenant vrf. tenant vrf name. The type is string. Enter destination IP. The type is ipaddr. source EP encap type. vlan src EP. payload size. Enter Vlan Encap: 1-4095. The type is integer. The range is from 1 to 4095. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. Run itraceroute with 5-Tuple. Source EP IP. Enter Source EP IP. The type is ipaddr. Destination EP MAC address. Enter destination EP MAC address. The type is ethernet. Source port start. Enter starting source port number: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Source port end. Enter ending source port number: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Destination port start. 10

itraceroute vrf encap vlan dps dport-end dpe tcp udp icmp num-queries np max-ext-hops max-ext-hops ext-timeout-sec ext-timeout-sec ext-timeout-usec ext-timeout-usec ext-interval-sec ext-interval-sec ext-interval-usec ext-interval-usec Enter starting Destination port number: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Destination port end. Enter ending Destination port number: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Start traceroute with TCP Protocol. Start traceroute with UDP Protocol. Start traceroute with ICMP Protocol. Number of paths. Enter number of paths. The type is integer. The range is from 1 to 65535. Max Hops for External Traceroute. Enter max Hops for External Traceroute. The type is integer. The range is from 1 to 255. External timeout in sec. Enter External timeout in sec. The type is integer. External timeout in usec. Enter External timeout in usec. The type is integer. External interval in sec. Enter External interval in sec. The type is integer. External interval in usec. Enter External interval in usec. The type is integer. 11

itraceroute vrf encap vxlan itraceroute vrf encap vxlan itraceroute [ external [ max-ext-hops max-ext-hops ] [ ext-timeout-sec ext-timeout-sec ] [ ext-timeout-usec ext-timeout-usec ] [ ext-interval-sec ext-interval-sec ] [ ext-interval-usec ext-interval-usec ] ] [src-ip sip] dst-ip vrf vrf-name encap vxlan [vxlan-encap] [ dst-mac dst-mac ] [ { payload pld-size } ] [ icmp { {tcp udp} [{sport-start sps sport-end spe}] [{dport-start dps dport-end dpe}] } ] [ num-queries np ] itraceroute vrf vrf-name dst-ip dst-mac dst-mac encap vxlan payload vxlan-encap pld-size external src-ip sip sport-start sps sport-end spe dport-start itraceroute. tenant vrf. tenant vrf name. The type is string. Enter destination EP IP. The type is ipaddr. Destination EP MAC address. Enter destination EP MAC address. The type is ethernet. source EP encap type. vxlan src EP. payload size. Enter VTEP VxLAN encap: 4096-16777215. The type is integer. The range is from 4096 to 16777215. Enter payload size: 20-8904 (system will add other headers). The type is integer. The range is from 20 to 8904. Run itraceroute with 5-Tuple. Source EP IP. Enter Source EP IP. The type is ipaddr. Starting source port to use. Enter starting source port number to use: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Ending source port to use. Enter ending source port number to use: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Starting destination port to use. 12

itraceroute vrf encap vxlan dps dport-end dpe tcp udp icmp num-queries np max-ext-hops max-ext-hops ext-timeout-sec ext-timeout-sec ext-timeout-usec ext-timeout-usec ext-interval-sec ext-interval-sec ext-interval-usec ext-interval-usec Enter starting Destination port number to use: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Ending Destination port to use. Enter ending Destination port number to use: 1-65535. The type is integer. The range is from 0 to 65535. Use TCP to send probes. Use UDP Protocol for traceroute. Use ICMP ECHO to send probes. Number of probe packets per hop. Enter number of probe packets per hop. The type is integer. The range is from 1 to 65535. Max Hops for External Traceroute. Enter max Hops for External Traceroute. The type is integer. The range is from 1 to 255. External timeout in sec. Enter External timeout in sec. The type is integer. External timeout in usec. Enter External timeout in usec. The type is integer. External interval in sec. Enter External interval in sec. The type is integer. External interval in usec. Enter External interval in usec. The type is integer. 13

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