PADM-tx 0 PADM-rx 0 BadPackets 0
Insufficient Resources 0
3.2.1.15 show pppoe subinterface
? Use to display parameters for PPPoE subinterfaces.
? If you do not specify a subinterface, the system displays the configured PPPoE
subinterface number and status for all configured PPPoE subinterfaces.
? If you specify an interface with no subinterface, the system displays the status
for the subinterfaces associated with the interface.
? If you specify an interface and subinterface, the system displays detailed
parameters available for that subinterface.
? Field descriptions
? PPPoE subinterface – interface number in slot/port.subinterface 1.subinterface 2 format
? Status – operational status of the interface. Possible values are: ? operStatusUP – interface or subinterface is operational ? Down – interface or subinterface is not operational
? LowerLayerDown – subinterface is not operational because an underlying
interface or subinterface is down
? PPPoE URL – URL string sent in PADM message to PPPoE clients
? PPPoE MOTM – message of the minute string sent in the PADM message to
PPPoE clients
? session ID – the session ID of the subinterface
? In Octets – number of octets received on the subinterface ? Out Octets – number of octets transmitted on the subinterface ? In Packets – number of packets received on the subinterface ? Out Packets – number of packets transmitted on the subinterface ? Example
host1:v0#show pppoe sub fa 1/1.1.1
PPPoE subinterface fastEthernet 1/1.1.1 is operStatusUp URL String: http://www.urlofinterest.com MOTM String: a horse walks into a bar
PPPoE subinterface fastEthernet 1/1.1.1 has a session id of 1 PPPoE Statistics In Octets: 480 Out Octets: 256 In Packets: 8 Out Packets: 8
3.2.1.16 baseline pppoe
? Sets a statistics baseline for PPPoE interfaces, subinterfaces, and/or circuits. ? The system implements the baseline by reading and storing the statistics at the
time the baseline is set and then subtracting this baseline whenever
baseline-relative statistics are retrieved.
? Use the interfaceValue parameter to specify an interface or subinterface. ? Specify an interface using the slot/port:channel/subchannel format
? Specify a subinterface using the slot/port:channel/subchannel.subinterface
format
? You cannot set a baseline for groups of interfaces, subinterfaces, or circuits.
You must set them one at a time.
? When baselining is requested, the time since the last baseline was set is
displayed in hours:minutes:seconds or days/hours format. If a baseline has not been set, the message ―No baseline has been set‖ is displayed instead.
? Use the optional delta keyword with PPPoE show commands to specify that
baselined statistics are to be shown.
? Example
host1#baseline pppoe interface atm 2/0.1.1
3.2.1.17 show profile
? Use to display information about a specific IP profile.
? Now displays available PPPoE profile information. Displays PPPoE URL string, PPPoE MOTM string, or both. If neither exists, the fields do not appear in the display.
? Field descriptions
? Input policy – name of input policy and whether statistics are enabled or disabled ? Output policy – name of output policy and whether statistics are enabled or disabled ? PPPoE URL – URL string sent in PADM message to PPPoE clients
? PPPoE MOTM – message of the minute string sent in the PADM message to PPPoE clients ? IP profile – profile name
? IP address – IP address and subnet mask of the interface or none if the interface is unnumbered ? Unnumbered interface – specifier for the unnumbered interface or none if the interface is not
unnumbered
? Router – router name
? Directed Broadcast – enabled or disabled ? ICMP Redirects – enabled or disabled
? Access Route Addition – enabled or disabled
? Administrative MTU – MTU size that you configured ? Example
host1#show profile rigel4
Input policy: bobb statistics enabled Output policy: bobb statistics enabled
PPPoE URL: http://www.urlofinterest.com PPPoE MOTM: a horse walks into a bar IP profile : rigel4
IP address : 1.1.1.1/255.255.255.0 Router : Boston
Directed Broadcast : Disabled ICMP Redirects : Enabled
Access Route Addition : Enabled Administrative MTU : 0
3.2.1.18 show ppp interface
? Displays selective PPP interface information.
? You can specify a combination of one or more categories of data (selective controls) using the
following general syntax:
show ppp interface [ data-restriction ] [ protocol-restriction ] [ state-restriction ] [ location-restriction ]
? data restriction – You can specify one or more of the following keywords:
config, status, or statistics to display configuration, status, and statistics information for a PPP interface. ? Example
host1#show ppp interface config serial 0/0:1/1
? protocol restriction – You can use one or more of the following keywords to specify a protocol type:
? lcp – displays LCP-specific information ? ip – displays IPCP-specific information
? osi – displays OSINLCP-specific information ? pap – displays PAP-specific information ? chap – displays CHAP-specific information ? Example
host1#show ppp interface config lcp serial 0/0:1/1
? state restriction – Use the state keyword and only one (or none) of the following keywords to
display interfaces that are in a particular state:
? open – interface is administratively enabled, which means that the no ppp shutdown
command is operational
? closed – interface is administratively disabled, which means that the ppp shutdown
command is operational
? up – interface is up, which means that the LCP has been negotiated
? down – interface is down, which means that the LCP has not been negotiated, the
negotiations have failed, or the connection has been terminated
? not-present – interface is not present because the hardware is not available. When the interface
is in this state, no detailed information is available.
? no-ip – IPCP is not configured on the interface
? ip-open – IPCP is administratively enabled, which means that the no ppp shutdown ip is
operational
? ip-closed – IPCP is administratively disabled, which means that the ppp shutdown ip is
operational
? ip-up – IPCP is operationally up, which means that IPCP has been negotiated
? ip-down – IPCP is operationally down, which means that IPCP has not been negotiated, the
negotiations failed, or the connection has been terminated
? no-osi – OSINLCP is not configured on the interface
? osi-open – OSINLCP is administratively enabled, which means that the no ppp shutdown
osi is operational.
? osi-closed – OSINLCP is administratively disabled which means that the ppp shutdown osi
is operational
? osi-up – OSINLCP is operationally up, which means that the OSINLCP has been negotiated
? osi-down – OSINLCP is operationally down, which means that the OSINLCP has not
been negotiated, the negotiations failed, or the connection has been terminated
? Example
host1#show ppp interface state ip-closed
Note: You can use the full keyword as the equivalent of specifying all possible data restrictions and protocol restrictions.
? location restriction – you can select interfaces based on a specific location. Options are:
? serial interfaces – specify the serial keyword and a slot and port in slot/port format to display
information on all serial PPP interfaces on a specific port.
To select a specific serial PPP interface, include the channel and subchannel in slot/port:channel/subchannel format.
? Example
host1#show ppp interface serial 0/1
? ATM interfaces – specify the atm keyword and a slot and port in slot/port format to display
information on all ATM PPP interfaces on a specific port. To select a specific ATM PPP interface, include the subinterface in slot/port.subinterface format.
? Example
host1#show ppp interface atm 1/1
? POS interfaces – specify the pos keyword and a slot and port in slot/port format to display
information on a specific POS PPP interface.
? Example
host1#show ppp interface pos 1/1
? If the operational status is down for a specific interface, a termination reason may be shown in parentheses.
? Example
host1#show ppp interface
PPP interface serial 0/0:1/1 is Up
PPP interface serial 0/0:1/2 is Down (administrative disable)
? One of the following termination reasons may appear:
? administrative disable – interface has been administratively disabled, which means that the ppp
shutdown command is in effect. This applies to an interface, IPCP, and OSINLCP.
? administrative logout – interface has been administratively logged out, which means that the
logout subscriber command has been issued. This applies to an interface only.
? no upper interface – there is no upper layer configured. This applies to an interface only.
? authentication failure – authentication is required and has failed. This applies to an interface only. ? no local xxx – local option, xxx, is required and could not be negotiated (for example, IP address).
This applies to an interface, IPCP, and OSINLCP.
? no peer xxx – remote peer option, xxx, is required and could not be negotiated (for example,
authentication). This applies to an interface, IPCP, and OSINLCP.
? keepalive drop count exceeded – keepalive drop count has been exceeded. This applies to an
interface only.
? session timeout – session timeout period has expired. This applies to an interface only. ? inactivity timeout – inactivity timeout period has expired. This applies to an interface only. ? address lease expired – address lease period has expired. This applies to an interface only.
? not configured – protocol is not configured on the interface. This applies to IPCP and OSINLCP
only.
? link down – link is down and protocol is not operationally up. This applies to IPCP and OSINLCP
only.
? lower layer down – lower protocol layer is down. This applies to an interface only.
? max configure exceeded – maximum number of configure requests was exceeded while
negotiations were in progress. This means that there was no response from the peer or the peer refused to negotiate. This applies to an interface, IPCP, and OSINLCP.
? peer requested termination – remote peer requested termination of the connection, which means
that a terminate request was received while the session was in an open state. This applies to an interface, IPCP, and OSINLCP.
Examples of show ppp interface Commands and Output
? Example of output specifying PPP interfaces or a tunnel; if you specify the full or status keyword and if the first line of the output indicates that the interface is being tunneled, a subsequent line identifies the tunnel.
host1#show ppp interface full PPP interface atm 9/1.101 is tunnel Interface administrative status is open No network protocols are configured
Interface is being tunneled over l2tp 1/xyz/16 ...[rest of output omitted]