Find which VRF contains a route
I am trying to find a Juniper command that shows a list of VRF routing tables that contain a specific prefix / range. Does any one know if this is possible? Thanks.
juniper juniper-junos prefix command
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Matt Oddy
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I am trying to find a Juniper command that shows a list of VRF routing tables that contain a specific prefix / range. Does any one know if this is possible? Thanks.
juniper juniper-junos prefix command
asked Dec 10 at 9:52
Matt Oddy
183
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I am trying to find a Juniper command that shows a list of VRF routing tables that contain a specific prefix / range. Does any one know if this is possible? Thanks.
juniper juniper-junos prefix command
asked Dec 10 at 9:52
Matt Oddy
183
I am trying to find a Juniper command that shows a list of VRF routing tables that contain a specific prefix / range. Does any one know if this is possible? Thanks.
juniper juniper-junos prefix command
juniper juniper-junos prefix command
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asked Dec 10 at 9:52
Matt Oddy
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asked Dec 10 at 9:52
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Matt Oddy
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If you want to limit your output to just the names of the routing-tables, then something like:
show route 192.169.0.0/24 | match dest
will do the trick
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
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Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
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If you want to limit your output to just the names of the routing-tables, then something like:
show route 192.169.0.0/24 | match dest
will do the trick
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
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Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
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If you want to limit your output to just the names of the routing-tables, then something like:
show route 192.169.0.0/24 | match dest
will do the trick
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
6,3591036
Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
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If you want to limit your output to just the names of the routing-tables, then something like:
show route 192.169.0.0/24 | match dest
will do the trick
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
6,3591036
If you want to limit your output to just the names of the routing-tables, then something like:
show route 192.169.0.0/24 | match dest
will do the trick
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
6,3591036
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
6,3591036
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
6,3591036
answered Dec 10 at 9:57
Benjamin Dale
6,3591036
6,3591036
Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
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Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
Thanks, seems to have worked for me.
– Matt Oddy
Dec 10 at 10:07
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