show policy service-path
show policy service-path—Determine the next-hop information for an IP packet that a vEdge router sends out a service-side interface (on vEdge routers only). You identify the IP packet by specifying fields in the IP header. You can use this command when using application-aware routing, to determine that path taken by the packets associated with a DPI application.
Command Syntax
show policy service-path vpn-id vpn-id interface interface-name source-ip ip-address dest-ip ip-address protocol number source-port port-number dest-port port-number [all | app application-name | dscp value]
Options
- All Possible Paths
- all
Display all possible paths for a packet. - Destination IP Address and Port Number
- dest-ip ip-address
dest-port port-number
IP address and port number of the remote end of the IPsec tunnel. - DPI Application
- app application-name
Display the packets associated with the specified DPI application. - DSCP Value
- dscp value
DSCP value being used on the IPsec tunnel.
Range: 0 through 63 - Interface
- interface interface-name
Name of the local interface being used for the IPsec tunnel. - Protocol
- protocol number
Number of the protocol being used on the IPsec tunnel. - Source IP Address and Port Number
- source-ip ip-address
source-port port-number
IP address and port number of the local end of the IPsec tunnel. - VPN
- vpn-id vpn-id
Identifier of the service VPN.
Output Fields
The output fields are self-explanatory.
Example Output
vEdge# show policy service-path vpn 0 interface ge0/0 source-ip 172.0.101.15 dest-ip 172.0.101.16 protocol 1 source-port 1 dest-port 1 all Number of possible next hops: 1 Next Hop: Svc_GRE Source: 10.1.15.15 Destination: 10.1.16.16
Release Information
Command introduced in Viptela Software Release 15.1.
all and app options added in Release 15.3.
Additional Information
show app-route sla-class
show app-route stats
show ip fib
show ip routes
show policy tunnel-path
See the Application-Aware Routing article for your software release.