Displaying broadcast domains
You can display the list of broadcast domains within each IPspace in a cluster. The output also shows the list of ports and the MTU value for each broadcast domain.
Display the broadcast domains and associated ports in the cluster: network port broadcast-domain show
Example
The following command displays all of the broadcast domains and associated ports in the cluster:
cluster-1::> network port broadcast-domain show
IPspace Broadcast Update
Name Domain Name MTU Port List Status Details
------- ----------- ----- --------------------- --------------
Cluster Cluster 9000
cluster-1-01:e0a complete
cluster-1-01:e0b complete
cluster-1-02:e0a complete
cluster-1-02:e0b complete
Default Default 1500
cluster-1-01:e0c complete
cluster-1-01:e0d complete
cluster-1-02:e0c complete
cluster-1-02:e0d complete
bcast1 1500
cluster-1-01:e0e complete
cluster-1-01:e0f complete
cluster-1-01:e0g complete
cluster-1-02:e0e complete
cluster-1-02:e0f complete
cluster-1-02:e0g complete
The following command displays the ports in the bcast1 broadcast domain that have an update status of error, which indicate that the port could not be updated properly:
cluster-1::> network port broadcast-domain show -broadcast-domain bcast1 -port-update-status error
IPspace Broadcast Update
Name Domain Name MTU Port List Status Details
------- ----------- ----- --------------------- --------------
Default bcast1 1500
cluster-1-02:e0g error
See the man page for additional options for the network port broadcast-domain by using the man network port broadcast-domain command.
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