display bridge-domain

Function

The display bridge-domain command displays the BD configuration.

Format

display bridge-domain [ bd-id ]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
bd-id	Specifies the ID of a BD.	The specified BD must already exist.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

After a BD is created, you can run this command to view the BD configuration, including the BD ID, bound VNI ID, and BD description. Based on such information, you can determine whether the configuration is correct or locate faults.

Example

# Display all BD configurations.

<sysname> system-view
[sysname] display bridge-domain
The total number of bridge-domain:4000
BDID     VNI      Description
--------------------------------------
1      4096      my bridge-domain(NO.1)
2      4097
3      4098
4      4099
5      4100
6      4101
7      4102
8      4103
9      4104
10     4105
11     4106
12     4107
13     4108
14     4109
15     4110
16     4111
17     4112
18     4113
19     4114
20     4115
21     4116
22     4117
23     4118
-----More------------------------------

# Display the configuration of a specified BD.

<sysname> system-view
[sysname] display bridge-domain 1
BDID     VNI      Description
----------------------------------------
1      4096      my bridge-domain(NO.1)
[sysname]

**Table 1** Description of the **display bridge-domain** command output
Item	Description
BDID	BD ID, which is a decimal integer.
VNI	A VNI is similar to a VLAN ID. Each VNI identifies a VXLAN segment. VMs in different VXLANs cannot directly communicate at Layer 2. A VNI consists of 24 bits. Theoretically, up to 16 M tenants are supported.
Description	Description of the BD. You can run the description command to configure a description.