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router-interface command doesn't work (ICX 7450)

rahul_chakravar

I've created a VLAN 10 and a Virtual Interface (ve 10). When I run the following command to put my ve in the Vlan, it errors out.

Command:

SSH@MYTESTSWITCH(config-vlan-10)#router-interface ve 10

Error:

Invalid input ->router-interface ve 10
Type ? for a list
Node doesn't exist

I only found one blog which mentions checking the firmware and my switch is running router firmware (SPR09010.bin) hence I'm out of ideas here now.

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kpfleming

This command is no longer necessary in the 09.x firmware; every VLAN has a router interface created automatically. You should be able to use 'interface ve 10' to configure it.

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kpfleming

This command is no longer necessary in the 09.x firmware; every VLAN has a router interface created automatically. You should be able to use 'interface ve 10' to configure it.

vesalius

9.0.10 interface ve command reference

rahul_chakravar

Hey @kevin_fleming @Vesalius , thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

How do I verify that the linkage between my VLAN and ve is still there? Should I just assume it's there?

In earlier versions, when I ran show running-config, it had an entry under vlan 10 saying router-interface ve 10 but this version doesn't seem to have that entry anymore to indicate the linkage.

kpfleming

There is no 'linkage' to verify. If the interface exists, it is part of VLAN 10, there is no other option.

Thus, if 'interface ve 10' appears in your running-config, then you have a layer 3 interface in VLAN 10. If it does not appear, then you don't. It's really straightforward 🙂

rahul_chakravar

Okay @kevin_fleming Thanks for clarifying that.

Sydney_N

This is helpful! However, when I tried to put "interface ve 1" on VLAN 1, it just takes me to that interface. Do you know why it would do this, @kpfleming? I believe I have layer 3 code:
Software Package: ICX8200_BASE_L3_SOFT_PACKAGE

SW_M (config)#vlan 1
SW_M (config-vlan-1)#interface ve 1
SW_M (config-vif-1)#

happytohelp

Hi Sydney_N,

ICX8200 has a base code of 10.x where vlans have a router interface created automatically. Hence, when you enter "interface ve 1" the prompt changes to the interface configuration mode.

Hope this helps.

Sydney_N

@happytohelp thank you for clarifying!