O- OSPF, E1- external type 1, E2- external type2,
N1- NSSA external type1, N2- NSSA external type2
Prefix/Length Type Next Hop Dist/Met Intf
--------------- ------- ---------- -------- ------------
45.5.5.5/32 Connect 45.5.5.5 0/1 fastEthernet3/0
56.5.5.0/24 Connect 56.5.5.5 0/1 atm4/0.21
■ See show ip route.
show ip vrf
■ Use to display brief information about the VRFs in this virtual router: The route
target of each VRF and the interfaces attached to each VRF.
■ Specify the VRF name to display the brief information only about that VRF. You
must be within the context of the virtual router to which the VRF belongs.
■ Field descriptions
■ VRF Name—Name of each VRF
■ Default RD—Default route distinguisher for the VRF
■ Interfaces—Interfaces configured for the VRF
■ Examples
host1#show ip vrf
VRF Name Default RD Interfaces
vpn1 1:1 null0
atm4/0.77
vpn2 1:3 null0
fastEthernet3/0
atm4/0.21
host1#show ip vrf vpn1
VRF Name Default RD Interfaces
vpn1 1:1 null0
atm4/0.77
■ See show ip vrf.
show ip vrf detail
■ Use to display detailed information about the VRFs in this virtual router.
■ Specify the VRF name to display the brief information only about that VRF. You
must be within the context of the virtual router to which the VRF belongs.
■ Field descriptions
■ VRF—Name of the VRF
■ Default RD—Default route distinguisher for the VRF
■ VRF IP Router Id—IP address that uniquely identifies the router
■ Default TTL—Time to live value in the IP header
Monitoring BGP/MPLS VPNs ■ 495
Chapter 5: Configuring BGP-MPLS Applications