Static Route-configuration

 \[Command] show bgp peer-group \[Purpose] This command displays configured BGP peer-groups \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip bgp summary \[{established|failed}] \[Purpose] View BGP neighbor information \[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 no router bgp AS \[Purpose] Enable a BGP protocol process with the specified AS number \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Notes] When VRF VRF name is not specified, the BGP protocol process belongs to the default VRF.  \[Use Cases] \[Command] bgp router-id A.

BGP 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.

OSPF Configuration

 \[Command] show route-map WORD \[Purpose] Display data about each daemons knowledge of individual route-maps \[Parameter] \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] clear route-map counters WORD \[Purpose] Clear counters that are being stored about the route-map utilization so that subsuquent show commands will indicate since the last clear \[Parameter] \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip prefix-list {detail|summary| NAME } \[Purpose] Display the IP prefix list \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] bgp large-community-list {standard|expanded} NAME {permit|deny} LARGE-COMMUNITY no bgp large-community-list {standard|expanded} NAME {permit|deny} LARGE-COMMUNITY \[Purpose] This command defines a new standard large-community-list \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Notes] When filtering BGP large community attributes, you can configure multiple filter criteria within the same entry.  The relationship between filter criteria is "AND," which means all filter criteria must be matched for the rule to be considered a match.

Route Map

 \[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 \[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 } \[Purpose] Create match conditions for policy routing \[Parameter] \[View] Policy route view \[Use Cases] \[Command] 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.

Policy Route Configuration

 \[Command] show ip rip {vrf name } \[Purpose] View the routing table of RIP routing protocol \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ip rip status \[Purpose] View detailed status and configuration information of RIP routing protocol \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] ip rip authentication mode \[md5|text] \[Purpose] Enable RIP packet authentication on the interface to prevent illegal routers from injecting false routes.  \[Parameter] \[View] Interface Configuration View \[Use Cases] \[Command] ip rip authentication string string \[Purpose] Configure the password for RIP message authentication on the interface, which can be a plaintext password or an md5 password.

RIP configuration

 \[Command] show ipv6 ripng {vrf name } \[Purpose] View the routing table of RIPng routing protocol \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ipv6 ripng status \[Purpose] View detailed status and configuration information of RIPng routing protocol \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] ipv6 ripng split-horizon \[poisoned-reverse] \[Purpose] Configure horizontal cutting with RIPng enabled on the interface, and also enable both horizontal cutting and toxicity reversal simultaneously.  Horizontal segmentation Do not re advertise the route from the receiving interface to prevent the router from re advertising the learned route back to the source.

RIPng configuration

 \[Command] show vrf brief \[Purpose] Display vrf-related configuration information \[View] System view \[Use Cases] \[Command] vrf vrfname \[Purpose] Add VRF \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Use Cases] \[Command] ip route A. B.

MAP Configuration

IP Unicast Routing

delete-span-style

Routing & Gateway

Getting Started with VMware ESXi

Getting Started with Linux KVM

HQoS-VPP Case

GeoSite&GeoIP-VPP Case

QoS-VPP Case

NAT-VPP Case

IPsec-VPP Case

User Case

Preface

Applicable Hardware Models

VPP Router Overview of Router Functional Modules

First Use

System Configuration Guide

Interface Management Configuration Guide

PPPoE Interface Configuration Guide

MAC Configuration Guide

LAG Configuration Guide

VLAN Configuration Guide

MSTP Configuration Guide

QinQ Configuration Guide

MC-LAG Configuration Guide

MVRP Configuration Guide

DHCP Configuration Guide

NAT Configuration Guide

MAP Configuration Guide

BGP Configuration Guide

OSPF Configuration Guide

Policy Routing Configuration Guide

Security Configuration Guide

ACL Configuration Guide

QoS Configuration Guide

Network Monitoring Configuration Guide

Network Management Configuration Guide

User Access and Authentication Configuration Guide

Reliability Configuration Guide

TRACK and SLA Configuration Guide

VRRP Configuration Guide

IPSec Configuration Guide

WireGuard Configuration Guide

DNS Configuration Guide

Geosite/Geoip Configuration Guide

Reflect-acl Configuration Guide

MPLS Configuration Guide

HQoS Configuration Guide

IP Multicast Configuration Guide

Configuration Guide

Login System

Enter The Command Line Configuration Interface

Device Upgrade

System Boot Configuration

Basic Configuration

Device Status

Device Configuration

NTP Configuration

System Time Configuration

POE Configuration

Device Management

Interface Basic Configuration

Sub-interface Configuration

Loopback Interface Configuration

Port Group Configuration

Interface Bandwidth Utilization Alert

Interface Management

Link Aggregation Configuration

MC-LAG Configuration

LLDP Configuration

VLAN Configuration

MAC Configuration

Interface Isolation Group Configuration

STP Configuration

QinQ Configuration

MVRP Configuration

Ethernet Switching

IPv4 Configuration

ARP Configuration

ARP To Host Routing Configuration

DHCP Relay Configuration

DHCP Server Configuration

IPv6 Configuration

NAT Configuration

PPPoE Server Configuration

PPPoE Client Configuration

IP Service

ACL Configuration

Network Traffic Security Inspection

DHCP Snooping Configuration

ND Snooping Configuration

User Binding Rule Configuration

IPv6 RA Guard Configuration

IPSG Configuration

SAVI Configuration

ARP Detection Configuration

Security Configuration

Priority Map Configuration

Traffic Regulation

Queue Scheduling

Traffic Shaping

QoS Configuration

Mirror Configuration

SNMP Configuration

Syslog Configuration

IPFIX Configuration

Prometheus Exporter

Network Management And Monitoring

BFD Configuration

Monitor Link Configuration

VRRP Configuration

Reliability Configuration

TACACS Configuration

Local User Configuration

RADIUS Configuration

AAA Configuration

License Configuration

User Access And Authentication

IPSec Configuration

DNS Configuration

WireGuard Configuration

Geosite/Geoip Configuration

Ucentral-client

MPLS Service

HQoS Configuration

IP Multicast Configuration

Command Line Reference