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Viewing Current Groups
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Viewing Current Groups
The gp command provides information on all currently defined Groups in a switch including
Group number, network address, protocol type, and encapsulation type. You can obtain
information on all groups in a switch by entering:
gp
A screen similar to the following displays:
Group Network Address Proto/
ID Group Description (IP Subnet Mask) Encaps
(:VLAN ID) or (IPX Node Addr)
===== =========================== =============== ========
1 Default GROUP (#1) 198.206.182.115 IP /
(ff.ff.ff.00) ETH2
2 New GROUP (#2) 198.206.101.12 IP /
(ff.ff.ff.00) SNAP
3 New GROUP (#3) 198.206.181.10 IP/
(ff.ff.ff.00) 1490
4 New Group (#4) 198.206.183.44 IP /
(ff.ff.ff.00) ETH2
12314526 IPX /
(0020da:020484) 8023
5 New GROUP 198.206.143.11 CIP /
(ff.ff.ff.00) 1483
You can also get information on a specific Group by entering gp followed by the Group
number. For example,
gp 3
displays information just on Group 3:
Group Network Address Proto/
ID Group Description (IP Subnet Mask) Encaps
(:VLAN ID) or (IPX Node Addr)
===== =========================== =============== ========
3 New GROUP (#3) 198.206.181.10 IP /
(ff.ff.ff.00) 1490
The following sections describe the columns in this table:
Group ID (:VLAN ID). The identification number assigned to this Group when it was created
through the crgp command. The Group identifier is typically consistent network-wide (i.e.,
Group 3 in this switch should be the same Group as Group 3 configured in all other Omni
Switch/Routers in the network). If this Group contains any
VLANs, then they will be listed
below the Group number. If the default VLAN in the Group supports both IP and IPX rout-
ing, then information on both (network address, etc) will display. Group 4 in the screen
sample above shows a case where both IP and IPX routing are supported.
Group Description. The textual description of this Group that was entered when the Group was
created or modified. This description is limited to 30 characters.
Network Address (IP Subnet Mask) or (IPX Node Addr). For each virtual router port configured,
two addresses are listed. Both of these addresses were configured when the Group was
created or modified through crgp or modvl. The first address is the Network Address, which is
the address of the virtual router port for the default VLAN (VLAN #1) in this Group. For an IP
virtual router port, this address is the IP address, which is shown in dotted decimal format.
For an IPX virtual router port, this address is the IPX network address, which is shown as
eight hex characters.