The network interface show command displays the following default information about virtual interfaces:
Node or virtual server on which the virtual interface is located
Virtual interface name
Administrative and operational status
IP address
Netmask
Whether or not the virtual interface is on its home server and port. A home server can be either a node or a virtual server, and a home port can be either a port or a port aggregate.
If the -failover parameter is specified, the command displays the following failover-related information:
Node or virtual server on which the virtual interface is located
Virtual interface name
Failover policy (nextavail or priority)
Home node
Home port or port aggregate
Current node
Current port or port aggregate
By default, the command displays information about all virtual interfaces. You can use command parameters to filter the command's output.
The following example displays information about virtual interfaces that are not located on their home server and port.
node::>network interface show -is-home falseServer Virtual Status Network Netmask Is Interface Admin/Oper Address Home vs0 build up/down 10.5.17.67 255.255.128.0 false vs10 render1 up/down 10.5.17.179 255.255.128.0 false vs10 render2 up/down 10.5.17.163 255.255.128.0 false