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• vlan vlan_ID
• vrf vrf_Name
2. Press Enter after you add each individual address entry.
The following example removes two addresses, one using a VLAN mask, and the
other a VRF mask.
switch(config)# no nas server-ip 10.192.100.100/32 vlan 100
switch(config)# no nas server-ip 10.192.100.101/32 vrf broceliande
Displaying NAS server IP addresses
How to display the IP addresses for network-attached storage (NAS) servers.
You must be in config mode to run this command.
Use the following command to display all the configured NAS server IPv4 addresses. IPv6 addresses
are not supported:
show running-config nas server-ip.
The following example shows the IP addresses of the active NAS servers.
switch(config)# show running-config nas server-ip
nas server-ip 10.192.100.100/32 vlan 100
nas server-ip 10.192.100.101/32 vrf broceliande
Displaying NAS server statistics
Network OS allows you to display Network Attached Storage (NAS) server statistics for a single server
or for all servers.
The show nas statistics all command displays the number of incoming IP packets which are NAS-
classified for every RBridge in the cluster. It does not show any egressing NAS-classified packets.
Traffic matching the NAS Auto QoS server IP rule works in the same way as matching sequence entries
in user-configured ACLs. If the first entry is hit, it will not proceed with any more entry checks.
The order of Auto QoS server IP addresses in the system is not necessarily (or always) same as the
order of server IPs programmed in the hardware.
1. To display all NAS server statistics, enter show nas statistics all.
switch# show nas statistics all
RBridge 1
-----------
nas server-ip 10.1.1.1/32 vrf default-vrf
matches 0 packets 0 bytes
RBridge 2
-----------
nas server-ip 10.1.1.1/32 vrf default-vrf
matches 0 packets 0 bytes
2. To display NAS server statistics for a single server, enter: show nas statistics server-ip followed by
the IPv4 address and the appropriate VLAN or VRF mask and RBridge ID.
This command can accept a single IPv4 address (10.192.100.100/32), or an entire sub-net
(10.192.100.0/24 vlan 100) as input. When a subnet is specified, all the servers in the sub-net with
Auto-NAS QoS will be shown. Subnet masks are not supported (for example: 10.192.100.0
255.255.255.0 is not a supported address). The first following example shows the statistics for all
ports using RBridge ID 1; the second example shows the statistics for 10.1.1.0/24 vrf brad.
switch# show nas statistics all rbridge-id 1
RBridge 1
Displaying NAS server IP addresses
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