How to check the aptpolicy setting in supportshow?

[Anonymous]

How to check the aptpolicy setting in supportshow?

[Anonymous]

It's not in there by default.

Perhaps it will enter if you enable the right part.. see output of 'supportshowcfgshow' and 'supportshowcfgenable'. Don't know which one enables the aptpolicy though.

[Anonymous]

I am not sure if it is in supportshow...

If you have a telnet or ssh connection to your fc switch, you can just enter the command "aptpolicy" to check your policy.

[felipon]

Hi there,

I would start by following recommendation, but if it still doesn't show aptpolicy output afterwards, you could check the following:

This is the output of aptpolicy:

ED48K_133:root> aptpolicy

Current Policy: 3 0(ap)

3 0(ap) : Default Policy

1: Port Based Routing Policy

3: Exchange Based Routing Policy

         0: AP Shared Link Policy

         1: AP Dedicated Link Policy

This info must be included somewhere in the switch config, so you can check it out by filtering by rte in the supportshow:

ED48K_133:root> configshow |grep rte

1. rte.ap_policy:0 <-- AP Link Policy
2. rte.external_policy:3 <-- Routing Policy (exchange based in this case)
3. rte.internal_policy:3

Another example:

ED48K_133:root> aptpolicy

Current Policy: 1 1(ap)

3 0(ap) : Default Policy

1: Port Based Routing Policy

3: Exchange Based Routing Policy

         0: AP Shared Link Policy

         1: AP Dedicated Link Policy

ED48K_133:root> configshow |grep rte

1. rte.ap_policy:1 <-- AP Link Policy
2. rte.external_policy:1 <-- Routing Policy (port based in this case)
3. rte.internal_policy:2

The value of these parameters may be different depending on the chassis/FOS, so prior to checking it this way, confirm with aptpolicy that these statements are right for your environment.

Kind regards,

Felipon

[Anonymous]

it is work .  thanks a lot