Brocade Flow Vision Administrators Guide (Supporting Fabric OS v7.3.0) - Manual (Page 28)

Sorting a Flow Mirror flow
The following example creates a Flow Mirror flow, and then shows the output
sorted by column 3, the OXID.
switch:admin> flow --create sortMirror -feature mirror -egrport 15 -srcdev "*" -bidir
switch:admin> flow --show sortMirror -feature mirror -sortby column3
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Name : sortMirror Features: mir(Activated) noConfig: Off
Definition: EgrPort(15),SrcDev(*),BiDir
Flow Mirror (Activated):
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| SID(*) | DID(*) | OXID | RXID | SOF | EOF | Frame_type | LUN(*) | Dir | Time-Stamp |
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| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:100 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:101 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:102 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:103 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:104 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:105 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:106 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:107 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:108 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:109 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:50:110 |
| 010e00 | 010f00 | 0001 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Tx | Jun 05 10:16:51:104 |
| 010f00 | 010e00 | 0044 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Rx | Jun 05 10:16:51:111 |
| 010f00 | 010e00 | 0044 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Rx | Jun 05 10:16:52:104 |
| 010f00 | 010e00 | 0044 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Rx | Jun 05 10:16:52:104 |
| 010f00 | 010e00 | 0044 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Rx | Jun 05 10:16:53:106 |
| 010f00 | 010e00 | 0044 | ffff | SOFn3 | EOFn | Data | ---- | Rx | Jun 05 10:16:54:109 |
(output truncated)
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No of Mirrored Frames : 1280, No of RX Mirrored Frames : 640, No of TX Mirrored Frames : 640
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Flow deletion
Flow Vision allows you to delete either individual flows or all flows at one time.
When you delete a flow, the following actions occur:
• The specified flow is automatically deactivated before it is deleted.
• All instances of the specified flow are removed.
• Any sub-flows associated with the specified flow are removed.
• If the specified flow is a Flow Monitor or Flow Mirror flow, all flow statistics for it are automatically
cleared. If the specified flow is a Flow Generator flow, the statistics are retained.
• You are not asked to confirm the deletion, unless you use all as the flow name and do not use the -
force keyword. For example: flow --delete all.
For more information on the flow --delete command, refer to the Fabric OS Command Reference.
Deleting flows
Flow Vision allows you to delete either a single flow or all flows.
Deleting a single flow
To delete any Flow Vision flow, complete the following steps.
Flow deletion
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