Tunnels
The Tunnels card displays the number of VXLAN tunnels along with their status for each of the tunnel encapsulations.
The Tunnels card is displayed only for AOS-CX switches and GRE tunnels are not supported.
The following image displays the Tunnels card of a switch.
Figure 1: Tunnels Card
The following table lists the tunnel card information.
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Parameter |
Description |
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Indicates that the VXLAN status is up |
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Indicates that the VXLAN status is down. |
To view additional details of the tunnels, click the expand
icon. The page displays information about the tunnels available for transferring data.
The following image displays the expanded view of the Tunnels card.
Figure 2: Tunnels - Expanded View
You can select the any of the following tabs from the Status and Encapsulation filters:
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Status—Any, Up, and Down
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Encapsulation— VXLAN
The following table lists the Tunnel card parameters in the expanded view.
Table 2: Tunnel Information - Expanded View
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Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
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Destination Device |
Name of the destination device. |
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Destination Address |
IPv4 address of the destination device. |
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Status |
Status of the tunnel. The supported values are Up and Down. |
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Encapsulation |
Encapsulation associated with the tunnel. The supported value is VXLAN. |
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Type |
Type of encapsulation. The supported values for VXLAN are Static and EVPN. |
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VNIs |
Number of VXLAN Network Identifiers (VNI) encapsulated in the tunnel. This field displays a value only for VXLAN encapsulation. To view more details related to that VNI, click a value in the VNIs column. The VNIs page is displayed with the following information (see VNIs - Details):
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Source Address |
IPv4 address of the source device. |
The following image displays the VNI details.
