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How to get which vnic is assigned to template or service profile

asteroid4u
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Hi,

How to get which vnic is assigned to template or service profile in command line we are using 3.1 UCSM.

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You can pull that info from the CLI, NXOS level:

Putty/ssh to VIP

#connect nxos a|b  (you'll need to know which side the veth is on)

nxos#show int veth xyz

The output will reference the vnic name as well as the blade that is hosting it.

Thanks,

Kirk...

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Kirk J
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Can you elaborate a little more on exactly what you are asking for?

Are you asking how to trace back a given vnic in a service profile, to which vnic in a lan connectivity policy or vnic template that generated it ?

Are you asking how to determine what service profile/server is linked to a 'veth'?

Thanks,

Kirk...

Hi kirk,

Might be veth,

Actually we have different vnic templates and I want to identify which vnic is mapped to  which service profile.

You can pull that info from the CLI, NXOS level:

Putty/ssh to VIP

#connect nxos a|b  (you'll need to know which side the veth is on)

nxos#show int veth xyz

The output will reference the vnic name as well as the blade that is hosting it.

Thanks,

Kirk...

You will also want to run:

UCS#show service-profile circuit server x/y

to show you which Veth are on the service profile. Keep in mind, that A side Veth interfaces will only show up from the NXOS-A shell and Veth interfaces on the B side, will only show on NXOS-B shell.

Wes