Juniper JUNOSE 11.1.X - COMMAND REFERENCE N TO Z 4-6-2010 Command Reference Manual

JUNOSe™ Software

for E Series™ Broadband Services Routers

Command Reference N to Z

Release 11.1.x

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JUNOSe™ Software for E Series™ Broadband Services Routers Command Reference Guide N to Z

Release 11.1.x

Writing: Subash Babu Asokan, Megha Shaseendran, Mark Barnard, Krupa Chandrashekar, Namrata Mehta, Pallavi Madhusudhan, Diane Florio, Bruce Gillham,

Sarah Lesway-Ball, Brian Wesley Simmons, Fran Singer, Poornima Goswami, Chander Aima, Hema Priya J, Sairam Venugopalan

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Revision History

April 2010—FRS JUNOSe 11.1.x

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About the Documentation xxxix

Part 1 Commands, N to Z

Chapter 1 Command Reference Topics 3

Chapter 2 N Commands 21

Chapter 3 O Commands 107

Chapter 4 P Commands 125

Chapter 5 Q Commands 287

Chapter 6 R Commands 305

Chapter 7 S Commands 423

Chapter 8 T Commands 1251

Chapter 9 U, V, W, and Y Commands 1377

Part 2 Index

Index 1429

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About the Documentation xxxix

E Series and JUNOSe Documentation and Release Notes ..........................xxxix

Audience ..................................................................................................xxxix

E Series and JUNOSe Text and Syntax Conventions ..................................xxxix

Obtaining Documentation .............................................................................xli

Documentation Feedback ..............................................................................xli

Requesting Technical Support ........................................................................xli

Self-Help Online Tools and Resources ....................................................xlii

Opening a Case with JTAC ......................................................................xlii

Part 1 Commands, N to Z

Chapter 1 Command Reference Topics 3

Using the no Version Versus the default Version of Commands ......................3

Deprecated Commands ...................................................................................4

Filtering show Commands ...............................................................................4

Interface Types and Specifiers .........................................................................5

Chapter 2 N Commands 21

nas-port-type atm ..........................................................................................22

nas-port-type ethernet ...................................................................................23

neighbor ........................................................................................................24

neighbor activate ...........................................................................................25

neighbor advertise-map .................................................................................26

neighbor advertisement-interval ....................................................................27

neighbor allow ..............................................................................................28

neighbor allowas-in .......................................................................................29

neighbor as-override .....................................................................................30

neighbor bfd-liveness-detection .....................................................................31

neighbor capability ........................................................................................33

neighbor default-originate .............................................................................35

neighbor description .....................................................................................36

neighbor distribute-list ..................................................................................37

neighbor ebgp-multihop ................................................................................38

neighbor filter-list ..........................................................................................39

neighbor graceful-restart ...............................................................................40

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neighbor graceful-restart restart-time ............................................................41

neighbor graceful-restart stalepaths-time .......................................................42

neighbor ibgp-singlehop ................................................................................43

neighbor lenient ............................................................................................44

neighbor local-as ...........................................................................................45

neighbor maximum-orf-entries .....................................................................46

neighbor maximum-prefix ............................................................................47

neighbor maximum-update-size ....................................................................48

neighbor next-hop-self ..................................................................................49

neighbor next-hop-unchanged .......................................................................50

neighbor passive ...........................................................................................51

neighbor password ........................................................................................52

neighbor peer-group ......................................................................................53

neighbor peer-type ........................................................................................54

neighbor prefix-list ........................................................................................55

neighbor prefix-tree ......................................................................................56

neighbor remote-as .......................................................................................57

neighbor remove-private-as ...........................................................................58

neighbor rib-out disable ................................................................................59

neighbor route-map .......................................................................................60

neighbor route-reflector-client .......................................................................61

neighbor send-community ............................................................................62

neighbor send-label .......................................................................................63

neighbor shutdown .......................................................................................64

neighbor site-of-origin ...................................................................................65

neighbor soft-reconfiguration inbound ..........................................................66

neighbor timers .............................................................................................67

neighbor unsuppress-map .............................................................................68

neighbor update-source .................................................................................69

neighbor weight ............................................................................................70

net .................................................................................................................71

netbios-name-server ......................................................................................72

netbios-node-type ..........................................................................................73

network .........................................................................................................74

network area .................................................................................................76

next-address ..................................................................................................77

next-hop ........................................................................................................78

next-interface ................................................................................................79

next-parent ...................................................................................................80

no area ..........................................................................................................81

no boot hotfix all-releases .............................................................................82

no bulkstats ...................................................................................................83

no ip interface ...............................................................................................84

no log filters ..................................................................................................85

no radius client ..............................................................................................86

no rtr .............................................................................................................87

no rtr reaction-configuration .........................................................................88

no service-management subscriber-session force ..........................................89

node ..............................................................................................................90

notification id ................................................................................................91

nsf ietf ...........................................................................................................92

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nsf interface wait ...........................................................................................93

nsf t1 .............................................................................................................94

nsf t2 .............................................................................................................95

nsf t3 .............................................................................................................96

ntp access-group ...........................................................................................97

ntp broadcast ................................................................................................98

ntp broadcast-client .......................................................................................99

ntp broadcast-delay .....................................................................................100

ntp disable ..................................................................................................101

ntp enable ...................................................................................................102

ntp master ...................................................................................................103

ntp server ....................................................................................................104

ntp server enable ........................................................................................105

ntp source ...................................................................................................106

Chapter 3 O Commands 107

oam ais-rdi ..................................................................................................108

oam cc ........................................................................................................109

oam-pvc ......................................................................................................110

oam retry ....................................................................................................111

operational-virtual-router .............................................................................112

operations-per-hop ......................................................................................113

organization ................................................................................................114

ospf auto-cost reference-bandwidth ............................................................115

ospf bandwidth ...........................................................................................116

ospf enable ..................................................................................................117

ospf log-adjacency-changes .........................................................................118

ospf shutdown .............................................................................................119

overload advertise-high-metric issu .............................................................120

overload shutdown ......................................................................................121

override c2 byte ..........................................................................................122

override-user ...............................................................................................123

owner ..........................................................................................................124

Chapter 4 P Commands 125

padn ............................................................................................................126

parent-group ...............................................................................................127

passive-interface .........................................................................................128

password .....................................................................................................129

path .............................................................................................................131

path description ..........................................................................................132

path ds1|e1 .................................................................................................133

path ds1|e1 bert ..........................................................................................134

path ds1|e1 channel-group description .......................................................135

path ds1|e1 channel-group shutdown .........................................................136

path ds1|e1 channel-group snmp trap link-status ........................................137

path ds1|e1 channel-group timeslots ...........................................................138

path ds1|e1 clock source .............................................................................139

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path ds1|e1 description ...............................................................................140

path ds1|e1 framing ....................................................................................141

path ds1|e1 loopback ..................................................................................142

path ds1|e1 shutdown .................................................................................144

path ds1|e1 snmp trap link-status ...............................................................145

path ds1 fdl .................................................................................................146

path ds1 fdl carrier ......................................................................................147

path ds1 fdl string .......................................................................................148

path ds1 fdl transmit ...................................................................................149

path ds1 remote-loopback ...........................................................................150

path ds3 ......................................................................................................151

path ds3 bert ...............................................................................................152

path ds3 clock source ..................................................................................153

path ds3 description ....................................................................................154

path ds3 equipment loopback .....................................................................155

path ds3 framing .........................................................................................156

path ds3 loopback .......................................................................................157

path ds3 mdl carrier ....................................................................................158

path ds3 mdl string .....................................................................................159

path ds3 mdl transmit .................................................................................160

path ds3 shutdown ......................................................................................161

path ds3 snmp trap link-status ....................................................................162

path ds3 t1 ..................................................................................................163

path ds3 t1 bert ...........................................................................................164

path ds3 t1 clock source ..............................................................................165

path ds3 t1 description ................................................................................166

path ds3 t1 fdl .............................................................................................167

path ds3 t1 fdl carrier ..................................................................................168

path ds3 t1 fdl string ...................................................................................169

path ds3 t1 fdl transmit ...............................................................................170

path ds3 t1 framing .....................................................................................171

path ds3 t1 loopback ...................................................................................172

path ds3 t1 remote-loopback .......................................................................174

path ds3 t1 shutdown ..................................................................................175

path ds3 t1 snmp trap link-status ................................................................176

path ds3 t1 timeslots ...................................................................................177

path e1 unframed ........................................................................................178

path overhead c2 ........................................................................................179

path overhead j1 .........................................................................................180

path shutdown ............................................................................................181

path snmp trap link-status ...........................................................................182

path trigger alarm prdi ................................................................................183

path trigger delay ........................................................................................184

peak-burst ...................................................................................................185

peak-rate .....................................................................................................186

peer ip identity ............................................................................................187

pfs group .....................................................................................................188

pim disable .................................................................................................189

ping .............................................................................................................190

ping atm interface atm ................................................................................193

ping mpls ip ................................................................................................194

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ping mpls l2transport ..................................................................................196

ping mpls l3vpn ..........................................................................................199

ping mpls rsvp tunnel ..................................................................................201

ping mpls vpls .............................................................................................203

policer .........................................................................................................206

policy-parameter hierarchical ......................................................................207

pos description ............................................................................................208

pos framing .................................................................................................209

pos scramble-atm ........................................................................................210

ppp aaa-profile ............................................................................................211

ppp authentication ......................................................................................212

ppp chap-challenge-length ...........................................................................213

ppp description ...........................................................................................214

ppp dos-protection-group ............................................................................215

ppp fragmentation ......................................................................................216

ppp hash-link-selection ................................................................................217

ppp initiate-ip ..............................................................................................218

ppp initiate-ipv6 ..........................................................................................219

ppp ipcp lockout ..........................................................................................220

ppp ipcp netmask ........................................................................................221

ppp ipcp prompt-option dns ........................................................................222

ppp keepalive ..............................................................................................223

ppp log ........................................................................................................224

ppp magic-number disable ..........................................................................225

ppp magic-number ignore-mismatch ..........................................................226

ppp max-bad-auth .......................................................................................227

ppp max-negotiations ..................................................................................228

ppp mru ......................................................................................................229

ppp multilink enable ...................................................................................230

ppp multilink multiclass ..............................................................................231

ppp multilink multiclass fragmentation .......................................................232

ppp multilink multiclass reassembly ............................................................233

ppp multilink multiclass traffic-class ............................................................234

ppp passive-mode .......................................................................................235

ppp peer ......................................................................................................236

ppp reassembly ...........................................................................................237

ppp shutdown .............................................................................................238

pppoe ..........................................................................................................239

pppoe acName ............................................................................................240

pppoe always-offer ......................................................................................241

pppoe auto-configure ..................................................................................242

pppoe clear lockout interface ......................................................................243

pppoe dos-protection-group ........................................................................244

pppoe duplicate-protection ..........................................................................245

pppoe log pppoeControlPacket ....................................................................246

pppoe max-session-vsa ...............................................................................247

pppoe motm ...............................................................................................248

pppoe mtu ...................................................................................................249

pppoe pads disable-ac-info ..........................................................................250

pppoe profile ...............................................................................................251

pppoe remote-circuit-id ...............................................................................252

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pppoe service-name-table ...........................................................................253

pppoe-service-name-table ...........................................................................254

pppoe sessions ............................................................................................255

pppoe subinterface ......................................................................................256

pppoe url .....................................................................................................257

pre-authenticate ..........................................................................................258

preference ...................................................................................................259

prefix ..........................................................................................................260

pre-share .....................................................................................................262

pre-share-masked ........................................................................................263

priority burst ...............................................................................................264

priority over-subscription-factor ..................................................................265

priority rate .................................................................................................266

privilege ......................................................................................................267

privilege-group alias ....................................................................................268

privilege-group membership .......................................................................269

privilege-group membership clear ...............................................................270

privilege level ..............................................................................................271

privilege reset ..............................................................................................272

profile ..........................................................................................................273

profile atm1483 bulk-config-name ..............................................................274

profile atm1483 bulk-config-name pvc ........................................................275

profile-reassign ............................................................................................276

profile vlan bulk-config ................................................................................277

profile vlan override bulk-config ..................................................................278

protocol burst ..............................................................................................279

protocol drop-probability .............................................................................280

protocol priority ..........................................................................................281

protocol rate ................................................................................................282

protocol shutdown ......................................................................................283

protocol skip-priority-rate-limiter .................................................................284

protocol weight ...........................................................................................285

pvc ..............................................................................................................286

Chapter 5 Q Commands 287

qos-adaptive-mode ......................................................................................288

qos-interface-parent ....................................................................................289

qos-interface-set ..........................................................................................290

qos-interface-superset .................................................................................291

qos-mode-port .............................................................................................292

qos-parameter .............................................................................................293

qos-parameter-define ..................................................................................295

qos-port-type-profile ....................................................................................297

qos-profile ...................................................................................................298

qos-shaping-mode .......................................................................................299

qos-shared-shaper-control ...........................................................................300

query-interval ..............................................................................................301

queue ..........................................................................................................302

queue-profile ...............................................................................................303

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Chapter 6 R Commands 305

radius accounting server .............................................................................306

radius acct-session-id-format .......................................................................307

radius algorithm ..........................................................................................308

radius authentication server ........................................................................309

radius calling-station-delimiter ....................................................................310

radius calling-station-format ........................................................................311

radius client .................................................................................................313

radius connect-info-format ..........................................................................314

radius disconnect client ...............................................................................315

radius dsl-port-type .....................................................................................316

radius dynamic-request server ....................................................................317

radius ethernet-port-type .............................................................................318

radius icr-partition-accounting .....................................................................319

radius ignore ...............................................................................................320

radius include ..............................................................................................321

radius include dsl-forum-attributes ..............................................................326

radius nas-identifier .....................................................................................328

radius nas-port-format .................................................................................329

radius nas-port-format extended .................................................................330

radius override calling-station-id remote-circuit-id .......................................331

radius override nas-info ...............................................................................332

radius override nas-ip-addr tunnel-client-endpoint ......................................333

radius override nas-port-id remote-circuit-id ................................................334

radius pppoe nas-port-format unique ..........................................................335

radius pre-authentication server ..................................................................336

radius relay server .......................................................................................337

radius relay udp-checksum ..........................................................................338

radius remote-circuit-id-delimiter ................................................................339

radius remote-circuit-id-format ....................................................................340

radius rollover-on-reject ...............................................................................341

radius route-download server ......................................................................342

radius trap acct-server-not-responding ........................................................343

radius trap acct-server-responding ..............................................................344

radius trap auth-server-not-responding ........................................................345

radius trap auth-server-responding ..............................................................346

radius trap no-acct-server-responding .........................................................347

radius trap no-auth-server-responding .........................................................348

radius tunnel-accounting .............................................................................349

radius udp-checksum ..................................................................................350

radius update-source-addr ...........................................................................351

radius vlan nas-port-format stacked ............................................................352

range ...........................................................................................................353

rate-limit-profile ..........................................................................................354

rate-period ..................................................................................................356

rd ................................................................................................................357

reaction-factor .............................................................................................358

receive-interface ..........................................................................................359

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receive version ............................................................................................360

receive-window ...........................................................................................361

redistribute ..................................................................................................362

redistribute isis ............................................................................................365

redistribute isis ip ........................................................................................366

red-mark .....................................................................................................367

redundancy .................................................................................................368

redundancy force-switchover ......................................................................369

redundancy lockout .....................................................................................370

redundancy revert .......................................................................................371

redundancy revertive ..................................................................................372

redundant-port ............................................................................................373

redundant-port force-failover .......................................................................374

reference-bandwidth ...................................................................................375

reference-rate ..............................................................................................376

refresh-period ..............................................................................................377

relearn .........................................................................................................378

reload ..........................................................................................................379

reload slot ...................................................................................................380

remote host .................................................................................................381

remote-neighbor .........................................................................................382

rename ........................................................................................................383

request-data-size .........................................................................................385

reserve ........................................................................................................386

resource ......................................................................................................387

resource if-type ...........................................................................................388

resource threshold .......................................................................................389

restricted .....................................................................................................390

retransmit ...................................................................................................391

retransmit-interval .......................................................................................392

rib-out disable .............................................................................................393

root proxy url ..............................................................................................394

route interface .............................................................................................395

route-map ...................................................................................................398

route-target .................................................................................................399

router bgp ...................................................................................................400

router dvmrp ...............................................................................................401

router-id ......................................................................................................402

router igmp .................................................................................................403

router isis ....................................................................................................404

router mld ...................................................................................................405

router-name ................................................................................................406

router ospf ..................................................................................................407

router pim ...................................................................................................408

router rip .....................................................................................................409

rtr ................................................................................................................410

rtr reaction-configuration ............................................................................411

rtr reaction-configuration action-type ..........................................................412

rtr reaction-configuration operation-failure ..................................................413

rtr reaction-configuration path-change ........................................................414

rtr reaction-configuration test-completion ...................................................415

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rtr reaction-configuration test-failure ...........................................................416

rtr reset .......................................................................................................417

rtr schedule .................................................................................................418

rtr schedule life ...........................................................................................419

rtr schedule restart-time ..............................................................................420

rtr schedule start-time .................................................................................421

run ..............................................................................................................422

Chapter 7 S Commands 423

sample ........................................................................................................424

samples-of-history-kept ...............................................................................425

schedule macro ...........................................................................................426

scheduler-profile ..........................................................................................427

scramble .....................................................................................................428

sdh ..............................................................................................................429

secret ..........................................................................................................430

secure ip classifier-list ..................................................................................431

secure ipv6 classifier-list ..............................................................................434

secure ip policy-list ......................................................................................437

secure ipv6 policy-list ..................................................................................438

secure l2tp policy-list ...................................................................................439

send ............................................................................................................440

send-more-specific-routes-disable ................................................................441

send version ................................................................................................442

serial description .........................................................................................443

server-address .............................................................................................444

server-name ................................................................................................445

service .........................................................................................................446

service check-config ....................................................................................447

service config-monitor-periodicity ...............................................................448

service ctrl-x-reboot .....................................................................................449

service-description ......................................................................................450

service dhcp-external ..................................................................................451

service dhcp-local ........................................................................................452

service dhcpv6-local ....................................................................................453

service-management install .........................................................................454

service-management owner-session ............................................................455

service-management service-session-profile ................................................456

service-management subscriber-session ......................................................457

service-management subscriber-session force .............................................458

service-management subscriber-session service-session .............................459

service manual-commit ...............................................................................460

service password-encryption .......................................................................461

service show-config .....................................................................................462

service timestamps .....................................................................................463

service unattended-password-recovery ........................................................464

session-out-of-resource-result-code-override ................................................465

session-timeout ...........................................................................................466

set ...............................................................................................................467

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set admission-bandwidth ............................................................................468

set as-path prepend .....................................................................................469

set automatic-tag .........................................................................................470

set comm-list delete ....................................................................................471

set community ............................................................................................472

set dampening ............................................................................................473

set dhcp relay ..............................................................................................474

set dhcp relay agent sub-option ...................................................................476

set dhcp relay assign-giaddr-source-ip .........................................................477

set dhcp relay broadcast-flag-replies ............................................................478

set dhcp relay giaddr-selects-interface .........................................................479

set dhcp relay layer2-unicast-replies ............................................................480

set dhcp relay options .................................................................................481

set dhcp relay override ................................................................................482

set dhcp relay preserve-trusted-client-option ...............................................483

set dhcp relay proxy send-first-offer ............................................................484

set dhcp relay proxy timeout .......................................................................485

set dhcp relay trust-all .................................................................................486

set dhcp vendor-option ...............................................................................487

set distance .................................................................................................488

set extcommunity .......................................................................................489

set ip interface-profile .................................................................................490

set ip next-hop ............................................................................................491

set ip service-profile ....................................................................................492

set ip source-prefix ......................................................................................493

set ipv6 next-hop ........................................................................................494

set level .......................................................................................................495

set local-preference .....................................................................................496

set metric ....................................................................................................497

set metric-type ............................................................................................498

set mpls-label ..............................................................................................499

set origin .....................................................................................................500

set-overload-bit ............................................................................................501

set priority ...................................................................................................502

set qos-bandwidth .......................................................................................503

set route-class ..............................................................................................504

set route-type ..............................................................................................505

set tag .........................................................................................................506

set threshold ...............................................................................................507

set weight ....................................................................................................508

shadow-node ...............................................................................................509

shaping-rate ................................................................................................510

shared-shaping-constituent ..........................................................................512

shared-shaping-rate .....................................................................................513

show aaa accounting ...................................................................................515

show aaa accounting default .......................................................................516

show aaa accounting interval ......................................................................517

show aaa accounting vr-group .....................................................................518

show aaa authentication default ..................................................................519

show aaa delimiters ....................................................................................520

show aaa domain-map ................................................................................521

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show aaa dhcpv6-delegated-prefix ..............................................................522

show aaa duplicate-address-check ...............................................................523

show aaa intf-desc-format ...........................................................................524

show aaa ipv6-nd-ra-prefix ..........................................................................525

show aaa model ..........................................................................................526

show aaa name-servers ...............................................................................527

show aaa profile ..........................................................................................528

show aaa qos downstream-rate ...................................................................529

show aaa route-download ...........................................................................530

show aaa route-download routes .................................................................531

show aaa route-download routes global .......................................................532

show aaa service accounting interval ..........................................................533

show aaa statistics .......................................................................................534

show aaa subscriber per-port-limit ..............................................................535

show aaa subscriber per-vr-limit ..................................................................536

show aaa timeout ........................................................................................537

show aaa tunnel-group ................................................................................538

show aaa tunnel-parameters .......................................................................539

show aaa user accounting interval ...............................................................540

show access-list ...........................................................................................541

show adjustment-factor ...............................................................................542

show aps .....................................................................................................543

show arp .....................................................................................................544

show atm aal5 interface ..............................................................................545

show atm atm1483 .....................................................................................546

show atm bulk-config ..................................................................................547

show atm interface ......................................................................................548

show atm map ............................................................................................549

show atm mcpt-timers ................................................................................550

show atm oam ............................................................................................551

show atm ping ............................................................................................552

show atm subinterface ................................................................................553

show atm vc ................................................................................................554

show atm vc atm .........................................................................................555

show atm vc-class .......................................................................................556

show atm vp ...............................................................................................557

show atm vp-description .............................................................................558

show atm vp-tunnel .....................................................................................559

show bandwidth oversubscription ...............................................................560

show bfd session .........................................................................................561

show bgp ipv6 .............................................................................................562

show bgp ipv6 advertised-routes .................................................................565

show bgp ipv6 aggregate-address ................................................................568

show bgp ipv6 community ..........................................................................569

show bgp ipv6 community-list ....................................................................571

show bgp ipv6 dampened-paths ..................................................................573

show bgp ipv6 filter-list ...............................................................................575

show bgp ipv6 flap-statistics ........................................................................577

show bgp ipv6 inconsistent-as .....................................................................579

show bgp ipv6 neighbors ............................................................................581

show bgp ipv6 neighbors dampened-routes ................................................582

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show bgp ipv6 neighbors paths ...................................................................584

show bgp ipv6 neighbors received-routes ....................................................585

show bgp ipv6 neighbors routes ..................................................................587

show bgp ipv6 network ...............................................................................589

show bgp ipv6 next-hops ............................................................................591

show bgp ipv6 paths ...................................................................................592

show bgp ipv6 peer-group ...........................................................................593

show bgp ipv6 quote-regexp .......................................................................594

show bgp ipv6 regexp .................................................................................596

show bgp ipv6 summary .............................................................................598

show boot ...................................................................................................600

show bridge1483 interface ..........................................................................601

show bridge ................................................................................................602

show bridge groups .....................................................................................603

show bridge interface ..................................................................................604

show bridge interface vpls ...........................................................................606

show bridge port .........................................................................................607

show bridge table ........................................................................................608

show bulkstats .............................................................................................609

show bulkstats collector description ............................................................610

show bulkstats collector interval ..................................................................611

show bulkstats collector max-size ...............................................................612

show bulkstats collector transfer-mode .......................................................613

show bulkstats interface-type ......................................................................614

show bulkstats receiver ...............................................................................615

show bulkstats schema ................................................................................616

show bulkstats statistics ..............................................................................617

show bulkstats traps ....................................................................................618

show bulkstats virtual-routers ......................................................................619

show cac .....................................................................................................620

show cac interface .......................................................................................621

show classifier-list .......................................................................................622

show clns ....................................................................................................623

show clns interface ......................................................................................624

show clns neighbors ....................................................................................625

show clns protocol ......................................................................................626

show clns traffic ..........................................................................................627

show clock ..................................................................................................628

show color-mark-profile ..............................................................................629

show columns .............................................................................................630

show configuration ......................................................................................631

show control-plane policer ..........................................................................632

show controllers e3 .....................................................................................633

show controllers sonet ................................................................................634

show controllers sonet remote ....................................................................636

show controllers t1 ......................................................................................638

show controllers t3 ......................................................................................639

show controllers t3 remote ..........................................................................640

show cops info ............................................................................................641

show cops statistics .....................................................................................642

show dhcp binding ......................................................................................643

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