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    Prisma SD-WAN ION CLI Reference

    dump routing cache

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    dump routing cache

    Use the
    dump routing cache
     command to display the routing information stored in cache.

    Command

    dump routing cache ( all |
				
    interface name
     | bypassfib | interfacefib | staticroute | networks | bgpcache | counters | queueinfo | globalinfo | reginfo | lanadvprefix | wanadvprefix | discoveredprefixset)

    Options

    all
    Enter all to display routes of all BGP peers.
    interface
    Enter interface to display routing cache for all interfaces.
    bypassfib
    Enter bypassfib to display bypass interface (LAN) forward information base (FIB) cache.
    interfacefib
    Enter interfacefib to display interface FIB cache.
    staticroute
    Enter staticroute to display routing cache for static routes.
    networks
    Enter networks to display routing cache for LAN networks and other connected networks.
    bgpcache
    Enter bgpcache to display routing cache for all BGP peers.
    counters
    Enter counters to display routing cache counters.
    queueinfo
    Enter queueinfo to display routing cache for message queue counters.
    globalinfo
    Enter globalinfo to display global BGP configuration settings.
    reginfo
    Enter reginfo to display registration information of the ION device.
    lanadvprefix
    Enter lanadvprefix to display LAN prefix information of the ION device.
    wanadvprefix
    Enter wanadvprefix to display WAN prefix information of the ION device.
    discoveredprefixset
    Enter discoveredprefixset to display discovered prefix set information of the ION device.

    Command Notes

    Role
    Super, Read Only, Monitor
    Related Commands
    —
    Introduced in
    Release 5.0.1

    Example

    dump routing cache interface
				Route mgr Cache Info:
				=====================
				Interface Cache
				++++++++++++++++
				{  
				"eth5": {    
				"v6_addr": "2001:25:1:1:1::2",   
				"mask": 24,  
				"is_dpdk": true,   
				"device": "eth5",   
				"secondary_ipv4_addresses": null,    
				"id": "1648470841543023896",  
				"label": null,   
				"state": "up",    
				"path_ids": [],   
				"mac_address": "00:50:56:ab:e0:d4", 
				"scope": "local",  
				"v6routes": [    
				{      
				"destination": "::/0",        
				"metric": 0,       
				"via": "2001:25:1:1:1::1"    
				}    
				],   
				"extended_state": null,   
				"type_specific_form": "port",   
				"rt_installed": true,   
				"form": "static",  
				"directed_broadcast": false,    
				"members": [],   
				"v4_addr": "25.1.1.2",   
				"v6form": "static",   
				"rt6_installed": true,   
				"v6mask": 64,   
				"name": "5",   
				"idx": 7,   
				"is_update_inprogress": false,   
				"last_state_change": "2022-04-13T05:52:38.129660007Z",    
				"used_for": "private",  
				"routes": [    
				{       
				"destination": "0.0.0.0/0",      
				"metric": 0,       
				"via": "25.1.1.1"     
				}   
				],   
				"lan_nws": []
				},
				-------------------------

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