Viewing trunk load balancing
The show trunks load-balance interface
command displays the port on which the information will be forwarded out for the specified traffic flow with the specified source and destination address.
Syntax
show trunks load-balance interface <trunk-id>
mac <src-addr>
<dest-addr>
[ip <src-addr>
<dest-addr>
[[<src-tcp-port>
] | [<src-upd-port>
] [[<dest-tcp-port>
] | [<dest-udp-port>
]]]]inbound-port <port-num>
Displays the port on which the information will be forwarded out for the specified traffic flow with the specified source and destination address.
trunk-id
|
The trunk id (trk1, trk2, etc.)
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mac src-addr dest-addr
|
The source MAC address and the destination MAC address.
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ip src-addr dest-addr
|
The source IPv4 /IPv6 address and the destination IPv4/IPv6 address.
[src-tcp-port |src-udp-port ]
|
The source TCP port or the source UDP port.
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[dest-tcp-port |dest-udp-port ]
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The destination TCP port or the destination UDP port.
|
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inbound-port port-num
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the port number of which the traffic is received.
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Example showing information about the forwarding port
HP Switch# show trunks load-balance interface trk1 mac 424521-498421 534516-
795463 inbound-port a5
Traffic in this flow will be forwarded out port 23 based on the confiugred L2
load balancing.
The port cannot be determined if:
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All the ports in the trunk are down.
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The MAC address is all zeros.
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The source MAC address is broadcast or multicast.