| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| vsys-name | Specifies the name of a virtual system. | It must be the name of an existing virtual system. |
| verbose | Indicates detailed information about the virtual system. | - |
Prerequisites
The command can be used only after you run the vsys enable command to enable the virtual system function.
Configuration Impact
Run the display vsys command to display the information of all virtual systems on the device.
Run the display vsys verbose command to view the detailed information of all virtual systems on the device.
Run the display vsys vsys-name command to display the information of the specified virtual system on the device.
Run the display vsys verbose vsys-name command to view the detailed information of the specified virtual system on the device.
# Display information about all virtual systems.
<sysname> display vsys Total Virtual system Configured: 2 Remained : 4093 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name ID Startup Time -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- public 0 2015/03/11 16:18:00 vsysa 1 2015/03/11 16:19:49 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 1 lists the description of the display vsys command output.
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Total Virtual system Configured |
Number of virtual systems that have been configured. |
Remained |
Number of virtual systems that can still be configured on the device. NOTE:
Number of virtual systems that can still be configured on the device = Maximum number of virtual systems that can be configured on the device - Number of virtual systems that have been configured For certain models, the maximum number of virtual systems that can be configured on a device is license-controlled. If the virtual system license is not purchased or the number of virtual systems in the purchased license does not reach the maximum number of virtual systems that can be configured on the device, the number of virtual systems that can be configured cannot reach the value displayed in the command output. |
Name |
Name of a virtual system. You can run the vsys name vsys-name [ vsys-id ] command to create a virtual system. |
ID |
Number of a virtual system. You can specify the number when creating a virtual system. If the number is not specified, the device automatically assigns a number to the virtual system. |
Startup Time |
Startup time of a virtual system. |
# Display details on the specified virtual system.
<sysname> display vsys verbose vsys1
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Name : vsys1
ID : 1
Startup time : 2015/03/11 16:19:49
Up time : 0 days, 0 hours, 42 minutes and 51 Seconds
Interfaces : GigabitEthernet0/0/1,
GigabitEthernet0/0/0
Administrator :
Resource class : test
Description : for enterprise A
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Table 2 lists the description of the display vsys verbose vsys1 command output.
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Name |
Name of the virtual system. You can run the vsys name vsys-name [ vsys-id ] command to create a virtual system. |
ID |
Number of a virtual system. You can specify the number when creating a virtual system. If the number is not specified, the device automatically assigns a number to the virtual system. |
Startup time |
Startup time of a virtual system. |
Up time |
Online duration of the virtual system. |
Interfaces |
Interfaces allocated by the public administrator to the virtual system. You can run the assign interface interface-type interface-number command to allocate interfaces. |
Administrator |
Virtual system administrator created by the public administrator. |
Resource class |
Resource class allocated by the public administrator to the virtual system. You can run the resource-class resource-class-name command to create a resource class. You can run the assign resource-class resource-class-name command to bind the resource class to a virtual system. |
Description |
Description of the virtual system. You can run the description text command to create or modify the description. |