24.14.2 Checking the maximum number of routes

Use the show ipv6 vrf command to display the current number of routes registered in the VRF forwarding table and the maximum number of routes that can be specified.

Figure 24-14: Result of show ipv6 vrf
> show ipv6 vrf 2 Date 20XX/12/20 12:00:00 UTC VRF Routes Neighbor 2 12/100 7/50 ..1 >

The numerator represents the current number of routes, and the denominator represents the maximum number of routes.

Figure 24-15: Result of show ipv6 vrf detail
> show ipv6 vrf 2 detail Date 20XX/12/20 12:00:00 UTC VRF 2 Maximum routes: 100, Warn threshold: 70%, Current routes: 12 ..1 Maximum Neighbor entries: 50, Current Neighbor entries: 7 Import inter-vrf: - Interface Name Address Status VLAN0009 3ffe:501:ffff:2::200/64 Up VLAN0009 fe80::1001:201a:1%VLAN0009/64 Up localhost ::1/128 Up localhost fe80::1%localhost/64 Up >

Figure 24-15: Result of show ipv6 vrf detail

> show ipv6 vrf 2 detail
Date 20XX/12/20 12:00:00 UTC
VRF 2
  Maximum routes: 100, Warn threshold: 70%, Current routes: 12    ..1
  Maximum Neighbor entries: 50, Current Neighbor entries: 7
  Import inter-vrf: -
Interface
Name           Address                                     Status
VLAN0009       3ffe:501:ffff:2::200/64                     Up
VLAN0009       fe80::1001:201a:1%VLAN0009/64               Up
localhost      ::1/128                                     Up
localhost      fe80::1%localhost/64                        Up
>

Information is displayed in the following order: the maximum number of routes, the threshold for the output of a warning message, and the current number of routes.