Common Options
All NVUE commands have -h and --help options that provide command description and usage.
The NVUE nv show commands have these common options.
Revision Options
Option | Description |
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--rev <revision> | Shows a detached pending configuration. <revsion> is the ID. For example, nv show --rev 4. |
--pending | Shows configuration that is set and unset but not yet applied or saved. For example, nv show --pending interface bond1. |
--applied | Shows configuration applied with the nv config apply command. For example, nv show --applied interface bond1. |
--startup | Shows the saved configuration. |
--operational | Shows the running configuration (the actual system state). For example, nv show --operational interface bond1 shows the running configuration for bond1. The running and applied configuration should be the same. If different, inspect the logs. |
View Options
Option | Description |
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--view <view>-w <view> | Shows these different views: brief, lldp, mac, plugables, and small. For example, the nv show interface --view=small command shows a list of the interfaces on the switch and the nv show interface --view=brief command shows information about each interface on the switch, such as the interface type, speed, remote host and port. |
--filter <filter> | Filters on column output data. For example, the nv show interface --filter mtu=1500 shows only the interfaces with MTU set to 1500.To filter on multiple column outputs, enclose the filter types in parentheses; for example, nv show interface --filter "type=bridge&mtu=9216" shows data for bridges with MTU 9216.You can use wildcards; for example, nv show interface swp1 --filter "ip.address=1*" shows all IP addresses that start with 1 for swp1.You can filter on all revisions (operational, applied, and pending); for example, nv show interface --filter "ip.address=1*" --rev=applied shows all IP addresses that start with 1 for swp1 in the applied revision. |
Output Options
Option | Description |
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--output <format>-o <format> | Shows command output in table (auto), json, yaml, or plain text (raw) format such as vtysh native output. For example:nv show interface bond1 --output autonv show interface bond1 --output jsonnv show interface bond1 --output yamlnv show router bgp -output raw |
--color (on, off, or auto) | Turns colored output on or off. The default is auto. For examplenv show --color on interface bond1. |
--paginate (on, off, or auto) | Paginates the output. The default is off. For examplenv show --paginate on interface bond1. |