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C Commands

This topic includes all commands that begin with netq c*, including all netq check and netq config commands.

About Validation Commands

Three sets of validation commands are available, all for verifying the health and performance of network protocols and services:

The original on-demand validation commands. These commands all begin with netq check. They are used to validate various elements in your network fabric at the current time or a time in the past. They allow filtering by hostname, can include or exclude selected tests, and some have additional options. The results are presented in the NetQ CLI immediately.
The newer set of validation commands are used to create on-demand or scheduled validations with the results being displayed in the NetQ UI Validation Result cards. These commands begin with netq add validation. They are used to validate various elements in your network fabric currently or on a regular basis. No filtering on results is available within the commands as that is accomplished through the NetQ UI.
The validation management commands. These present a list of all jobs and job settings, and the ability to remove validations.

Refer to Validation Checks for a description of the tests run as part of each validation. The netq check commands are described here. The others are described elsewhere based on the command names.

About Config Commands

The netq config commands must be run with sudo privileges.

netq check agents

Validates the communication status of all nodes (leafs, spines, and hosts) running the NetQ Agent in your network fabric. The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed the validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings

Syntax

netq check agents
   [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
   [include <agent-number-range-list> | exclude <agent-number-range-list>]
   [around <text-time>]
   [json]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames with to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: all devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check agents
agent check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Agent Health Test   : passed

Validation for selected devices

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check agents hostnames leaf01,leaf02,leaf03,leaf04
agent check result summary:

Total nodes         : 4
Checked nodes       : 4
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Agent Health Test   : passed

Validation for a Time in the Past

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check agents around 4h
agent check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Agent Health Test   : passed

netq show agents
netq show unit-tests agent
netq add validation
netq add validation name
netq config agent

netq check bgp

Validates that all configured route peering is established in your network fabric by looking for consistency across BGP sessions; in particular, whether duplicate router IDs exist and if any sessions are in the unestablished state. If you have nodes that implement virtual routing and forwarding (VRF), you can request status based on the relevant routing table. VRF is commonly configured in multi-tenancy deployments to maintain separate domains for each tenant.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed the validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Total number of BGP sessions at the specified time
Number of sessions that have failed to establish a connection

Syntax

netq check bgp
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [vrf <vrf>]
    [include <bgp-number-range-list> | exclude <bgp-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
vrf	<vrf>	When a VRF is configured, the accepted values include: default: use the default routing table mgmt: use management routing table <custom>: use user-defined routing table
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check bgp
bgp check result summary:

Total nodes         : 10
Checked nodes       : 10
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Total Sessions      : 54
Failed Sessions     : 0

Session Establishment Test   : passed
Address Families Test        : passed
Router ID Test               : passed

netq show bgp
netq show unit-tests bgp
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check cl-version

Verifies the Cumulus Linux version is consistent across nodes, matches a specified version, or is greater than or equal to a specified version, based on the options chosen.

Syntax

netq check cl-version [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>] [match-version <cl-ver> | min-version <cl-ver>] [include <version-number-range-list> | exclude <version-number-range-list>] [around <text-time>] [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
match-version	<cl-ver>	Identifies all switches with a Cumulus Linux version other than the one specified with this option. `cl-ver` values are specified in x.y.z format, for example 4.2.0.
min-version	<cl-ver>	Identifies all switches with a Cumulus Linux version older than the one specified with this option. `cl-ver` values are specified in x.y.z format, for example 3.7.12.
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary informationand test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices have the same version

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check cl-version
version check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Cumulus Linux Image Version Test   : passed

List devices which do not match a version

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check cl-version match-version 3.7.12
version check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 12
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Cumulus Linux Image Version Test   : 0 warnings, 12 errors

Cumulus Linux Image Version Test details:
Hostname          Entity       Version                              Reason
----------------- ------------ ------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------
border01          OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
border02          OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
fw1               OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
fw2               OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
leaf01            OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
leaf02            OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
leaf03            OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
leaf04            OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
spine01           OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
spine02           OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
spine03           OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12
spine04           OS           4.2.1                                unexpected os version 4.2.1, should be 3.7.12

List devices with a version greater than or equal to a version

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check cl-version min-version 3.7.12
version check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Cumulus Linux Image Version Test   : passed

netq show unit-tests cl-version

netq check clag

Verifies CLAG session consistency by identifying all CLAG peers with errors or misconfigurations in the NetQ domain. In particular, it looks for such items as:

multiple link pairs with the same system MAC address
any interfaces with only a single attachment
peer connectivity
conflicted bonds
whether the backup IP address is pointing to the correct peer

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed the validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings

Syntax

netq check clag
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames> ]
    [include <clag-number-range-list> | exclude <clag-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary informationand test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check clag
clag check result summary:

Total nodes         : 6
Checked nodes       : 6
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Peering Test             : passed
Backup IP Test           : passed
Clag SysMac Test         : passed
VXLAN Anycast IP Test    : passed
Bridge Membership Test   : passed
Spanning Tree Test       : passed
Dual Home Test           : passed
Single Home Test         : passed
Conflicted Bonds Test    : passed
ProtoDown Bonds Test     : passed
SVI Test                 : passed

Validate only selected devices

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check clag hostnames leaf01,leaf02
clag check result summary:

Total nodes         : 2
Checked nodes       : 2
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Peering Test             : passed
Backup IP Test           : passed
Clag SysMac Test         : passed
VXLAN Anycast IP Test    : passed
Bridge Membership Test   : passed
Spanning Tree Test       : passed
Dual Home Test           : passed
Single Home Test         : passed
Conflicted Bonds Test    : passed
ProtoDown Bonds Test     : passed
SVI Test                 : passed

Exclude selected validation tests

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check clag exclude 2
clag check result summary:

Total nodes         : 6
Checked nodes       : 6
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Peering Test             : passed
Backup IP Test           : passed
Clag SysMac Test         : skipped
VXLAN Anycast IP Test    : passed
Bridge Membership Test   : passed
Spanning Tree Test       : passed
Dual Home Test           : passed
Single Home Test         : passed
Conflicted Bonds Test    : passed
ProtoDown Bonds Test     : passed
SVI Test                 : passed

netq show clag
netq show unit-tests clag
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check evpn

Verifies communication status for all nodes (leafs, spines, and hosts) running instances of Ethernet VPN (EVPN) in your network fabric. In particular, it looks for such items as:

BGP and EVPN session establishment
VNI type consistency
VLAN consistency among participating devices
VRF consistency among participating devices

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed the validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Total number of VNIs
Number of failed BGP sessions
Total number of sessions

Syntax

netq check evpn
    [mac-consistency]
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [include <evpn-number-range-list> | exclude <evpn-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
mac-consistency	NA	Verifies if the MAC address associated with each end of the EVPN connection is
the same
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary informationand test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
2.2.0	Added `mac-consistency` option. Removed `hostname` and `vni` options.
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check evpn
evpn check result summary:

Total nodes         : 6
Checked nodes       : 6
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Total VNIs          : 5
Failed BGP Sessions : 0
Total Sessions      : 30

EVPN BGP Session Test            : passed
EVPN VNI Type Consistency Test   : passed
EVPN Type 2 Test                 : skipped
EVPN Type 3 Test                 : passed
EVPN Session Test                : passed
Vlan Consistency Test            : passed
Vrf Consistency Test             : passed
L3 VNI RMAC Test                 : skipped

netq show evpn
netq show unit-tests evpn
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check interfaces

Verifies interface communication status for all nodes (leafs, spines, and hosts) or an interface between specific nodes in your network fabric. In particular, it looks for such items as:

Administrative and operational state status
Link speed consistency
Autonegotiation settings consistency

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Number of ports validated
Number of ports that failed validation
Number of unverified ports (no peer was found for node)

Syntax

netq check interfaces
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [include <interface-number-range-list> | exclude <interface-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
2.1.0	Removed host and peer options (`physical-hostname`, `physical-port`, `peer-physical-hostname`, `peer-physical-port`) and `unverified` option
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check interfaces
interface check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 6
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Checked Ports       : 145
Failed Ports        : 12
Unverified Ports    : 69

Admin State Test   : passed
Oper State Test    : passed
Speed Test         : passed
Autoneg Test       : 0 warnings, 12 errors

Autoneg Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 Peer Hostname     Peer Interface            Message                             Last Changed
----------------- ------------------------- ----------------- ------------------------- ----------------------------------- -------------------------
server01          eth1                      leaf01            swp1                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server01          eth2                      leaf02            swp1                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server02          eth1                      leaf01            swp2                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server02          eth2                      leaf02            swp2                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server03          eth1                      leaf01            swp3                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server03          eth2                      leaf02            swp3                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server04          eth1                      leaf03            swp1                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server04          eth2                      leaf04            swp1                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server05          eth1                      leaf03            swp2                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server05          eth2                      leaf04            swp2                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server06          eth1                      leaf03            swp3                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020 
server06          eth2                      leaf04            swp3                      Autoneg mismatch (on, off)          Wed Nov 18 21:58:07 2020

Basic validation without error information

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check interfaces summary
interface check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 6
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Checked Ports       : 145
Failed Ports        : 12
Unverified Ports    : 69

Admin State Test   : passed
Oper State Test    : passed
Speed Test         : passed
Autoneg Test       : 0 warnings, 12 errors

netq show interfaces
netq show unit-tests interfaces
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check license

Verifies license status for all nodes (leafs, spines, and hosts) in your network fabric. In particular, it looks for the validity of the Cumulus Linux license on each node.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Number of licenses validated
Number of licenses that failed validation

Syntax

netq check license
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [include <license-number-range-list> | exclude <license-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check license
license check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Checked Licenses    : 0
Failed Licenses     : 0

License validity Test   : passed

netq show unit-tests license
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check mlag

Verifies MLAG session consistency by identifying all MLAG peers with errors or misconfigurations in the NetQ domain. In particular, it looks for such items as:

multiple link pairs with the same system MAC address
any interfaces with only a single attachment
peer connectivity
conflicted bonds
whether the backup IP address is pointing to the correct peer

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed the validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings

Syntax

netq check mlag
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames> ]
    [include <mlag-number-range-list> | exclude <mlag-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary informationand test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings..

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check mlag
clag check result summary:

Total nodes         : 6
Checked nodes       : 6
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Peering Test             : passed
Backup IP Test           : passed
Clag SysMac Test         : passed
VXLAN Anycast IP Test    : passed
Bridge Membership Test   : passed
Spanning Tree Test       : passed
Dual Home Test           : passed
Single Home Test         : passed
Conflicted Bonds Test    : passed
ProtoDown Bonds Test     : passed
SVI Test                 : passed

Validate only selected devices

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check mlag hostnames leaf01,leaf02
clag check result summary:

Total nodes         : 2
Checked nodes       : 2
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Peering Test             : passed
Backup IP Test           : passed
Clag SysMac Test         : passed
VXLAN Anycast IP Test    : passed
Bridge Membership Test   : passed
Spanning Tree Test       : passed
Dual Home Test           : passed
Single Home Test         : passed
Conflicted Bonds Test    : passed
ProtoDown Bonds Test     : passed
SVI Test                 : passed

Exclude selected validation tests

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check mlag exclude 2
clag check result summary:

Total nodes         : 6
Checked nodes       : 6
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Peering Test             : passed
Backup IP Test           : passed
Clag SysMac Test         : skipped
VXLAN Anycast IP Test    : passed
Bridge Membership Test   : passed
Spanning Tree Test       : passed
Dual Home Test           : passed
Single Home Test         : passed
Conflicted Bonds Test    : passed
ProtoDown Bonds Test     : passed
SVI Test                 : passed

netq show mlag
netq show unit-tests mlag
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check mtu

Verifies consistency of the maximum transmission unit (MTU) across all links in your network fabric. MTU consistency is verified at the level that is appropriate to the specific type of link. For example, bond interfaces have their MTU enforced at the bond level and not at the individual slave level. For MLAG/CLAG bonds, verification confirms whether or not both ends of the bond have the same MTU value configured for their local instance of the bond. You can also view nodes without a peer link.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Number of links validated
Number of links that failed validation
Number of links that had warnings

Syntax

netq check mtu
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [unverified]
    [include <mtu-number-range-list> | exclude <mtu-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
unverified	NA	Find nodes without a known peer link
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings.

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check mtu
mtu check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 3
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Checked Links       : 291
Failed Links        : 8
Warn Links          : 0

Link MTU Consistency Test   : 0 warnings, 8 errors
VLAN interface Test         : passed
Bridge interface Test       : passed

Link MTU Consistency Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 MTU    Peer              Peer Interface            Peer MTU Reason
----------------- ------------------------- ------ ----------------- ------------------------- -------- ---------------------------------------------
border01          bond3                     9000   fw1               borderBond                9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
border01          swp3                      9000   fw1               swp1                      9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
border02          bond3                     9000   fw1               borderBond                9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
border02          swp3                      9000   fw1               swp2                      9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               borderBond                9216   border01          bond3                     9000     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               borderBond                9216   border02          bond3                     9000     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               swp1                      9216   border01          swp3                      9000     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               swp2                      9216   border02          swp3                      9000     MTU Mismatch

Add nodes without peer links to output.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check mtu unverified
mtu check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 3
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Checked Links       : 291
Failed Links        : 8
Warn Links          : 0

Link MTU Consistency Test   : 0 warnings, 8 errors
VLAN interface Test         : passed
Bridge interface Test       : passed

Link MTU Consistency Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 MTU    Peer              Peer Interface            Peer MTU Reason
----------------- ------------------------- ------ ----------------- ------------------------- -------- ---------------------------------------------
border01          bond3                     9000   fw1               borderBond                9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
border01          swp3                      9000   fw1               swp1                      9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
border02          bond3                     9000   fw1               borderBond                9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
border02          swp3                      9000   fw1               swp2                      9216     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               borderBond                9216   border01          bond3                     9000     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               borderBond                9216   border02          bond3                     9000     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               swp1                      9216   border01          swp3                      9000     MTU Mismatch                                 
fw1               swp2                      9216   border02          swp3                      9000     MTU Mismatch                                 

Link MTU Consistency Test unverified:
Hostname          Interface                 MTU    Peer              Peer Interface            Peer MTU Reason
----------------- ------------------------- ------ ----------------- ------------------------- -------- ---------------------------------------------
oob-mgmt-server   vagrant                   1500   -                 -                         -        No Peer link info

netq show unit-tests mtu
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check ntp

Verifies network time synchronization using NTP for all nodes (leafs, spines, and hosts) in your network fabric. Nodes that are not in time synchronization with the NetQ appliance or VM may report data with an incorrect timestamp or lose communication altogether.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Number of nodes found that are unknown to NetQ
Number of NTP servers available for synchronization

Syntax

netq check ntp [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>] [include <ntp-number-range-list> | exclude <ntp-number-range-list>] [around <text-time>] [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings.

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check ntp
ntp check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 2
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Unknown nodes       : 0
NTP Servers         : 2

NTP Sync Test   : 0 warnings, 2 errors

NTP Sync Test details:
Hostname          NTP Sync Connect Time
----------------- -------- -------------------------
fw1               no       2020-11-18 19:50:31
fw2               no       2020-11-18 19:50:46

netq show ntp
netq show unit-tests ntp
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check ospf

Validates that all configured route peering is established in your network fabric by looking for consistency across OSPF sessions; in particular, whether duplicate router IDs exist and if any sessions are in the unestablished state.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation (reporting session failures)
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Number of nodes with failed adjacencies
Total number of adjacencies

Syntax

netq check ospf
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [include <ospf-number-range-list> | exclude <ospf-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings.

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~# netq check ospf
ospf check result summary:

Total nodes: 8
Checked nodes: 8
Failed nodes: 4
Rotten nodes: 0
Warning nodes: 0

Additional summary:
Failed Adjacencies: 4
Total Adjacencies: 24

Router ID Test        : passed
Adjacency Test        : passed
Timers Test           : 0 warnings, 4 errors
Network Type Test     : passed
Area ID Test          : passed
Interface Mtu Test    : 0 warnings, 2 errors
Service Status Test   : passed

Timers Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 PeerID                    Peer IP                   Reason                                        Last Changed
----------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------------------------------- -------------------------
spine-1           downlink-4                torc-22                   uplink-1                  dead time mismatch                            Mon Jul  1 16:18:33 2019 
spine-1           downlink-4                torc-22                   uplink-1                  hello time mismatch                           Mon Jul  1 16:18:33 2019 
torc-22           uplink-1                  spine-1                   downlink-4                dead time mismatch                            Mon Jul  1 16:19:21 2019 
torc-22           uplink-1                  spine-1                   downlink-4                hello time mismatch                           Mon Jul  1 16:19:21 2019 

Interface Mtu Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 PeerID                    Peer IP                   Reason                                        Last Changed
----------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------------------------------- -------------------------
spine-2           downlink-6                0.0.0.22                  27.0.0.22                 mtu mismatch                                  Mon Jul  1 16:19:02 2019 
tor-2             uplink-2                  0.0.0.20                  27.0.0.20                 mtu mismatch                                  Mon Jul  1 16:19:37 2019

netq show ospf
netq show unit-tests ospf
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check sensors

Verifies the status of temperature, cooling fan, and power supply sensors for all nodes in your network fabric.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Number of sensors validated
Number of sensors that failed validation

Syntax

netq check sensors
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [include <sensors-number-range-list> | exclude <sensors-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings.

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check sensors
sensors check result summary:

Total nodes         : 13
Checked nodes       : 13
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Checked Sensors     : 102
Failed Sensors      : 0


PSU sensors Test           : passed
Fan sensors Test           : passed
Temperature sensors Test   : passed

netq show sensors
netq show unit-tests sensors
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check vlan

Verifies consistency of the virtual local area network (VLAN) nodes and interfaces across all links in your network fabric. In particular, it looks for link neighbor and MLAG bond consistency. You can also identify nodes without peers.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings
Total number of links found
Number of links that failed validation

Syntax

netq check vlan
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [unverified]
    [include <vlan-number-range-list> | exclude <vlan-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
unverified	NA	Find nodes with no peer
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings.

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check vlan
vlan check result summary:

Total nodes         : 21
Checked nodes       : 21
Failed nodes        : 3
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Additional summary:
Total Link Count    : 291
Failed Link Count   : 4

Link Neighbor VLAN Consistency Test   : 0 warnings, 4 errors
Clag Bond VLAN Consistency Test       : 0 warnings, 2 errors

Link Neighbor VLAN Consistency Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 VLANs                     Peer              Peer Interface            Peer VLANs                Message
----------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- ----------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- -----------------------------------
border01          bond3                     10,20,30                  fw1               borderBond                10,20                     bond3 VLAN set (10,20,30) mismatch 
                                                                                                                                            with peer fw1:borderBond (10,20)   
border02          bond3                     10,20,30                  fw1               borderBond                10,20                     bond3 VLAN set (10,20,30) mismatch 
                                                                                                                                            with peer fw1:borderBond (10,20)   
fw1               borderBond                10,20                     border01          bond3                     10,20,30                  borderBond VLAN set (10,20) mismatc
                                                                                                                                            h with peer border01:bond3 (10,20,3
                                                                                                                                            0)                                 
fw1               borderBond                10,20                     border02          bond3                     10,20,30                  borderBond VLAN set (10,20) mismatc
                                                                                                                                            h with peer border02:bond3 (10,20,3
                                                                                                                                            0)   

Clag Bond VLAN Consistency Test details:
Hostname          Interface                 VLANs                     Peer              Peer Interface            Peer VLANs                Message
----------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- ----------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- -----------------------------------
border01          bond3                     10,20,30                  -                 -                         -                         bond3 VLAN set (10,20,30) missing o
                                                                                                                                            n peerlink                         
border02          bond3                     10,20,30                  -                 -                         -                         bond3 VLAN set (10,20,30) missing o
                                                                                                                                            n peerlink

netq show vlan
netq show unit-tests vlan
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq check vxlan

Verifies consistency of the virtual extensible local area network (VXLAN) nodes and interfaces across all links in your network fabric. In particular, it looks for consistent VXLAN configuration and BUM replication errors.

The output displays the status (passed/failed/skipped) of all tests and a summary including:

Total number of nodes found
Number of nodes validated
Number of nodes that failed validation
Number of nodes that have not been heard from in 90 seconds (rotten)
Number of nodes with warnings

Syntax

netq check vxlan
    [label <text-label-name> | hostnames <text-list-hostnames>]
    [include <vxlan-number-range-list> | exclude <vxlan-number-range-list>]
    [around <text-time>]
    [json | summary]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
label	<text-label-name>	Reserved
hostnames	<text-list-hostnames>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of hostnames to include in validation
include	<agent-number-range-list>	Include the specified validation tests
exclude	<agent-number-range-list>	Exclude the specified validation tests
around	<text-time>	Indicates how far to go back in time for the network state information. The value is written using text (versus a UTP representation for example). Note there is no space between the number and unit of time. Valid values include: <1-xx>s: number of seconds <1-xx>m: number of minutes <1-xx>h: number of hours <1-xx>d: number of days
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format
summary	NA	Display only the summary information and test results. Do not display details for tests that failed or had warnings.

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Added `hostnames` option
2.4.0	Added `include` and `exclude` options; output changed to include individual test status
1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

Basic validation: All devices, all tests, currently

cumulus@switch:~$ netq check vxlan
vxlan check result summary:

Total nodes         : 6
Checked nodes       : 6
Failed nodes        : 0
Rotten nodes        : 0
Warning nodes       : 0

Vlan Consistency Test   : passed
BUM replication Test    : passed

netq show vxlan
netq show unit-tests vxlan
netq add validation
netq add validation name

netq config add agent cluster-servers

Configures the server cluster where the NetQ Agents on monitored switches and hosts should send their collected data. You can also provide a specific port or VRF to use for the communication. Note that you must restart the NetQ Agent for the configuration to be enabled.

Syntax

netq config add agent cluster-servers
    <text-opta-ip-list>
    [port <text-opta-port>]
    [vrf <text-vrf-name>]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
NA	<text-opta-ip-list>	Comma-separated list (no spaces) of IP addresses or hostnames of switches to include in server cluster

Options

Option	Value	Description
port	<text-opta-port>	Use the port with this name on each switch to receive data; default is port 31980
vrf	<text-vrf-names>	Use the VRF with this name on each switch to receive data; default VRF is default

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
2.4.0	Introduced

Sample Usage

Configure cluster with default port and VRF

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent cluster-servers leaf01,leaf02,spine01
Updated agent for cluster servers leaf01,leaf02,spine01 port 31980 vrf default. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config del agent cluster-servers
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent command

The NetQ Agent contains a pre-configured set of modular commands that run periodically and send event and resource data to the NetQ appliance or VM. This command lets you fine tune which events the agent can poll and vary the frequency of polling. Note that you must restart the NetQ Agent for the configuration to be enabled.

Refer to the NetQ User Guide for details of the commands, including their service keys and default polling intervals.

Syntax

netq config add agent command
    service-key <text-service-key-anchor>
    [poll-period <text-cmd-periodicity>]
    [command <text-cmd-text>]
    [enable True | enable False]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
service-key	<text-service-key-anchor>	Modify the NetQ Agent command with this service key (name)

Options

Option	Value	Description
poll-period	<text-cmd-periodicity>	Set the polling period for the NetQ Agent command with the designated service key
command	<text-cmd-text>	Run this executable command for the NetQ Agent command with the designated service key
enable	True, False	Enable (True) or disable (False) the NetQ Agent command with the designated service key

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.0.0	Introduced

Sample Usage

Modify polling frequency for a command

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent command service-key lldp-json poll-period 60
Successfully added/modified Command service lldpd command /usr/sbin/lldpctl -f json

Disable a command

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent command service-key ospf-neighbor-json enable False
Command Service ospf-neighbor-json is disabled

netq config show agent commands
netq config agent factory-reset commands

netq config add agent cpu-limit

Configures the NetQ Agent use no more than a specified maximum percentage (between 40 and 60 percent) of the CPU resources of the switch. If the command is run without a value, NetQ assumes a limit of 40%. Cumulus Linux versions 3.6 or later or 4.1.0 or later must be running on the switch for this setting to take effect. Note that you must restart the NetQ Agent for the configuration to be enabled.

For more detail about this feature, refer to this Knowledge Base article.

Syntax

netq config add agent cpu-limit
    [<text-limit-number>]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
NA	<text-limit-number>	Set the threshold for the maximum percentage of CPU resource that the NetQ Agent is allowed to use

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
2.4.1	Introduced

Sample Usage

Set CPU usage limit by NetQ Agent to 60 percent

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent cpu-limit 60
Successfully set agent CPU limit to 60
Please restart agent(netq config restart agent)
'netq-agent'
cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent cpu-limit
netq config del agent cpu-limit
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent frr-monitor

Configures the NetQ Agent to monitor the Free Range Router (FRR) function when running in a Docker container. Typically FRR is run as a service. Note that you must restart the NetQ Agent for the configuration to be enabled.

Syntax

netq config add agent frr-monitor
    [<text-frr-docker-name>]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
NA	<text-frr-docker-name>	Collect statistics about the FRR docker container with this name pattern, used by `grep`

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

Configure NetQ Agent to collect FRR statistics

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent frr-monitor frr
Successfully added FRR docker monitoring for netq-agent. Please restart service.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent frr-monitor
netq config del agent frr-monitor
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent kubernetes-monitor

Configures the NetQ Agent to monitor kubernetes containers on the switch and to set how often to collect this information (between 10 and 120 seconds). Note that you must restart the NetQ Agent for the configuration to be enabled.

Syntax

netq config add agent kubernetes-monitor
    [poll-period <text-duration-period>]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
poll-period	<text-duration-period>	Collect statistics about kubernetes containers at this frequency, in seconds

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

Configure NetQ Agent to monitor kubernetes containers

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent kubernetes-monitor
Successfully added kubernetes monitor. Please restart netq-agent.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

Configure the polling frequency for kubernetes container data collection

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent kubernetes-monitor poll-period 120
Successfully added kubernetes monitor. Please restart netq-agent.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent kubernetes-monitor
netq config del agent kubernetes-monitor
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent loglevel

Configures the amount of information to log about the NetQ Agent activity, from only critical issues to every available message. Identified issues are logged to /var/log/netq-agent.log file. The default log level is info.

Error: Logs only events classified as errors
Warning: Logs events classified as warnings and errors
Info: Logs events classified as info, warning, and errors
Debug: Logs all events

It is recommended to return a log level of info or higher after you have completed debugging. Note that you must restart the NetQ Agent for the configuration to be enabled.

Syntax

netq config add agent loglevel
    [debug|error|info|warning]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
NA	debug, error, info, warning	Log NetQ Agent events with this severity

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

Configure NetQ Agent to log only errors

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent loglevel error
Successfully added logging for netq-agent. Please restart service.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent loglevel
netq config del agent loglevel
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent opta-discovery-servers

Configures the range of IP addresses to search as part of the lifecycle management discovery process (when NetQ is looking for Cumulus Linux switches not running NetQ).

Ranges can be contiguous, for example 192.168.0.24-64, or non-contiguous, for example 192.168.0.24-64,128-190,235, but they must be contained within a single subnet. A maximum of 50 addresses can be included in an address range; if necessary, break the range into smaller ranges.

Syntax

netq config add agent opta-discovery-servers 
    <text-opta-discovery-ips> 
    [vrf <text-vrf-name>]
    [port <text-discovery-server-port>]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
opta-discovery-servers	<text-opta-discovery-ips>	Look for Cumulus Linux switches not running NetQ within this range of IP addresses

Options

Option	Value	Description
vrf	<text-vrf-name>	Look for Cumulus Linux switches with the specified IP addresses that use the VRF with this name. When unspecified, the default VRF is used.
port	<text-discovery-server-port>	Look for Cumulus Linux switches with the specified IP addresses that use this port. When unspecified, port 31980 is used.

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Sample Usage

Configure a range of IP addresses to search for switches without NetQ

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent opta-discovery-servers 192.168.0.24-64,128-190
Updated agent discovery servers 192.168.0.24-64,128-190 port 31980 vrf default. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config restart agent

netq config add agent sensors

Configures the NetQ Agent to collect information from the sensors on the switch chassis, including fan, power supply, and temperature data. This command must be run from the chassis.

Syntax

netq config add agent sensors

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
sensors	NA	Collect information from all chassis sensors

Options

None

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Sample Usage

Configure sensor monitoring

cumulus@chassis:~$ netq config add agent sensors
Successfully added sensors monitor. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@chassis:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent sensors
netq config del agent sensors
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent server

Configures the destination (NetQ appliance or VM) for the data collected by the NetQ Agent and for API requests.

Syntax

netq config add agent server
    <text-opta-ip>
    [port <text-opta-port>]
    [vrf <text-vrf-name>]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
server	<text-opta-ip>	Use the appliance or VM with this IP address to receive NetQ Agent data and API requests

Options

Option	Value	Description
port	<text-opta-port>	Use this port on the appliance or VM to receive NetQ Agent data and API requests
vrf	<text-vrf-name>	Use this VRF on the appliance or VM to receive NetQ Agent data and API requests

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Sample Usage

Configure destination server with default port and VRF

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent server 192.168.200.250
Updated agent server 192.168.200.250 port 31980 vrf default. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config del agent server
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent stats

Configures the NetQ Agent to collect and send interface statistics.

Syntax

netq config add agent stats

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
stats	NA	Collect and send interface statistics

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent stats
stats config added. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent stats
netq config del agent stats
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent wjh

Configures the NetQ Agent to collect and send What Just Happened events occurring on NVIDIA Spectrum™ switches. Refer to the WJH events reference for a list of supported WJH events and to WJH configuration for configuration information.

Syntax

netq config add agent wjh

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh	NA	Collect and send What Just Happened events

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@chassis:~$ netq config add agent wjh
Successfully added WJH monitor. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent wjh
netq config del agent wjh
netq config add agent wjh-drop-filter
netq config add agent wjh-threshold
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent wjh-drop-filter

Filters the WJH events at the NetQ Agent before it is processed by the NetQ system. Filtering is performed on a drop-type basis. You can filter the drop type further by specifying one or more drop reasons or severities. This command only applies to NVIDIA Spectrum switches.

Syntax

netq config add agent wjh-drop-filter
    drop-type <text-wjh-drop-type> 
    [drop-reasons <text-wjh-drop-reasons>]
    [severity <text-drop-severity-list>]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh-drop-filter	NA	Collect and send WJH events filtered by drop type, reason or severity
drop-type	<text-wjh-drop-type>	Only collect and send WJH events with this drop type. Valid drop types include acl, buffer, l1, l2, router, and tunnel.

Options

Option	Value	Description
drop-reasons	<text-wjh-drop-reasons>	Only collect and send WJH events with these drop reasons. When more than one drop reason is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces. Valid drop reasons vary according to the drop type. Refer to the WJH events reference.
severity	<text-drop-severity-list>	Only collect and send WJH events with these severities. When more than one severity is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces. Valid severities include Notice, Warning, and Error.

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add agent wjh-drop-filter drop-type l1 drop-reasons PORT_ADMIN_DOWN,BAD_SIGNAL_INTEGRITY

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config del agent wjh-drop-filter
netq config add agent wjh
netq config add agent wjh-threshold
netq config restart agent

netq config add agent wjh-threshold

WJH latency and congestion metrics depend on threshold settings to trigger the events. Packet latency is measured as the time spent inside a single system (switch). Congestion is measured as a percentage of buffer occupancy on the switch. When configured, the NetQ Agent collects and sends these WJH triggered events when the high and low thresholds are crossed. This command only applies to NVIDIA Spectrum switches.

Syntax

netq config add agent wjh-threshold
    (latency|congestion)
    <text-tc-list>
    <text-port-list>
    <text-th-hi>
    <text-th-lo>

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh-threshold	NA	Collect and send WJH latency or congestion events triggered by the specified high and low thresholds
latency	NA	Collect and send WJH latency events
congestion	NA	Collect and send WJH congestion events
NA	<text-tc-list>	Only send events for these traffic classes. When more than one traffic class is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces.
NA	<text-port-list>	Only send events occurring on these ports. When more than one port is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces. For example swp1,swp2,swp3,swp4.
NA	<text-th-hi>	Trigger an event when the latency is greater than this amount of time, or when buffer occupancy is greater than this percentage.
NA	<text-th-lo>	Trigger an event when the latency is less than this amount of time, or when buffer occupancy is less than this percentage.

Options

None

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Sample Usage

Create latency thresholds for Class 3 traffic on port swp1 where the upper threshold is 10 and the lower threshold is 1.

cumulus@switch:~$ sudo netq config add agent wjh-threshold latency 3 swp1 10 1

Create congestion thresholds for Class 4 traffic on port swp1 where the upper threshold is 200 and the lower threshold is 10.

cumulus@switch:~$ sudo netq config add agent wjh-threshold congestion 4 swp1 200 10

netq config show agent wjh-threshold
netq config del agent wjh-threshold
netq config add agent wjh
netq config add agent wjh-drop-filter
netq config restart agent

netq config add cli server

Configures the NetQ CLI on the switch or host where this command is run. The access-key and secret-key options or the cli-keys-file option are required for cloud deployments, as well as the premises option.

When the NetQ CLI is not configured, you can run only netq config and netq help commands, and you must use sudo to run them.

For additional configuration information, refer to the NetQ User Guide.

Syntax

netq config add cli server
    <text-gateway-dest>
    [access-key <text-access-key> secret-key <text-secret-key> premises <text-premises-name> | cli-keys-file <text-key-file> premises <text-premises-name>]
    [vrf <text-vrf-name>]
    [port <text-gateway-port>]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
server	<text-gateway-dest>	Hostname or IP address of the NetQ appliance or VM in on-premises deployments, or gateway IP address or domain name for cloud/remote deployments.
access-key	<text-access-key>	Access key obtained from NetQ UI for cloud/remote deployments
secret-key	<text-secret-key>	Secret key obtained from NetQ UI for cloud/remote deployments
premises	<text-premises-name>	Name of the premises with the data you want to monitor. When you have multiple premises, you must run this command again to view data from another premises.
cli-keys-file	<text-key-file>	Use the access and secret keys contained in this file for cloud/remote deployments, rather than providing keys individually. Value must include entire path to the file.

Options

Argument	Value	Description
vrf	<text-vrf-name>	Use this VRF for communication with the telemetry server (NetQ appliance, VM, or cloud gateway). This should be the same VRF where the routing tables are set for connectivity to the telemetry server. Typically this is the management VRF.
port	<text-gateway-port>	Use this port for communication with the telemetry server (NetQ appliance, VM, or cloud gateway). The default port is 32708 for on-premises deployments and 443 for cloud deployments.

Command History

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Release	Description
2.3.1	Dropped second form of command
2.3.0	Split command into two: the first for when you want to specify the premises (syntax as shown above), the second for when you want to use the first premises in your list of premises (same syntax minus the premises option).
2.2.2	Changed `premise` argument to `premises`.
2.2.0	Added `access-key`, `secret-key`, and `premise` as required arguments for cloud deployments. Added `vrf` and `port` options.
2.1.x	Introduced

Sample Usage

On-premises

cumulus@switch:~$ sudo netq config add cli server 10.0.1.1 vrf mgmt port 32000
cumulus@switch:~$ sudo netq config restart cli

Cloud/remote

cumulus@switch:~# sudo netq config add cli server api.netq.cumulusnetworks.com access-key 45d11f46bc09986db64612c590204054b1f12bc05219324a7d66084cf741779c secret-key zHoQ9feNlScNuGBVzUNqr0c0kJL+FAZbhEz8YtW2Rc0= premises NewYork 
cumulus@switch:~# sudo netq config restart cli

netq config show cli
netq config del cli server
netq config restart cli

netq config add color

Configures command output to presents results in color for many commands. Results with errors are shown in red, and warnings are shown in yellow. Results without errors or warnings are shown in either black or green. VTEPs are shown in blue. A node in the pretty output of a trace command is shown in bold, and a router interface is wrapped in angle brackets (< >). Outputs are shown with color cues as soon as you run the command.

Syntax

netq config add color

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
color	NA	Display command output using color

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config add color
Color coded output config added

netq config del color

netq config agent factory-reset commands

Resets the factory default settings for NetQ Agent modular commands, removing any manual adjustments made to data to collect and polling frequency.

Syntax

netq config agent factory-reset commands

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
factory-reset commands	NA	Reset NetQ Agent polling data and frequency to factory settings

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config agent factory-reset commands
Netq Command factory reset successful

netq config add agent command
netq config show agent commands

netq config del agent cluster-servers

For deployments using a cluster server configuration, this command removes the IP addresses of all cluster servers configured to receive NetQ Agent data.

Syntax

netq config del agent cluster-servers

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
cluster-servers	NA	Remove all cluster servers configured to receive NetQ Agent data

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent cluster-servers
Deleted agent cluster servers 10.10.0.101,10.20.0.101 port 31980 vrf default. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config add agent cluster-servers
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent cpu-limit

Removes the CPU usage limit for the NetQ Agent on this device.

Syntax

netq config del agent cpu-limit

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
cpu-limit	NA	Remove CPU usage limit for the NetQ Agent on this device

Options

None

Command History

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Release	Description
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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent cpu-limit
Successfully deleted agent CPU limit
Please restart agent(netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config show agent cpu-limit
netq config add agent cpu-limit
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent frr-monitor

Disables NetQ Agent from monitoring FRR running in a Docker container. This does not disable NetQ Agent from monitoring FRR running as a service.

Syntax

netq config del agent frr-monitor

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
frr-monitor	NA	Stop the NetQ Agent from monitoring FRR when running in a container

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent frr-monitor
Successfully deleted FRR docker monitoring for netq-agent. Please restart service.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config show agent frr-monitor
netq config add agent frr-monitor
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent kubernetes-monitor

Disables NetQ Agent from monitoring Kubernetes container activity on a switch.

Syntax

netq config del agent kubernetes-monitor

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
kubernetes-monitor	NA	Stop the NetQ Agent from monitoring Kubernetes containers

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent kubernetes-monitor
Successfully deleted kubernetes monitoring for netq-agent. Please restart service.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config show agent kubernetes-monitor
netq config add agent kubernetes-monitor
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent loglevel

Disables NetQ Agent logging on a switch.

Syntax

netq config del agent loglevel

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
loglevel	NA	Stops the NetQ Agent from logging events about the agent

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent loglevel
Successfully deleted logger for netq-agent. Please restart service.

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config show agent loglevel
netq config add agent loglevel
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent sensors

Disables NetQ Agent from collecting fan, power supply unit, and temperature sensors for a switch chassis.

Syntax

netq config del agent sensors

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
sensors	NA	Stops the NetQ Agent from monitoring chassis sensors

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent sensors
cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config show agent sensors
netq config add agent sensors
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent server

Removes the destination (NetQ appliance or VM) for the data collected by the NetQ Agent and for API requests.

Syntax

netq config del agent server

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
server	NA	Delete the current destination of NetQ Agent data and API requests

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent server
Deleted agent server 127.0.0.1 port 31980 vrf default. Please restart netq-agent (netq config restart agent)

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config add agent server
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent stats

Disables the NetQ Agent from collecting interface statistics on a switch.

Syntax

netq config del agent stats

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
stats	NA	Stop NetQ Agent from collecting interface statistics

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent stats
stats config deleted

netq config show agent stats
netq config add agent stats
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent wjh

Disables the NetQ Agent from collecting What Just Happened events on a switch.

Syntax

netq config del agent wjh

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh	NA	Stop NetQ Agent from collecting WJH information

Options

None

Command History

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Release	Description
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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent wjh
cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent

netq config del agent wjh
netq config del agent wjh-threshold
netq config show agent wjh
netq config add agent wjh
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent wjh-drop-filter

Delete a What Just Happened event filter on a switch.

Syntax

netq config del agent wjh-drop-filter
    drop-type <text-wjh-drop-type> 
    [drop-reasons <text-wjh-drop-reasons>]
    [severity <text-drop-severity-list>]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh-drop-filter	NA	Delete existing WJH event filter
drop-type	<text-wjh-drop-type>	Delete WJH event filter with this drop type. Valid drop types include acl, buffer, l1, l2, router, and tunnel.

Options

Option	Value	Description
drop-reasons	<text-wjh-drop-reasons>	Delete WJH event filter with these drop reasons. When more than one drop reason is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces. Valid drop reasons vary according to the drop type. Refer to the WJH events reference.
severity	<text-drop-severity-list>	Delete WJH event filter with these severities. When more than one severity is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces. Valid severities include Notice, Warning, and Error.

Command History

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Release	Description
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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent wjh-drop-filter drop-type l1 drop-reasons PORT_ADMIN_DOWN,BAD_SIGNAL_INTEGRITY

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

netq config add agent wjh-drop-filter
netq config add/del agent wjh
netq config del agent wjh-threshold
netq config restart agent

netq config del agent wjh-threshold

Remove latency or congestion thresholds for WJH events.

Syntax

netq config add agent wjh-threshold
    (latency|congestion)
    <text-tc-list>

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh-threshold	NA	Remove latency or congestion events triggered by thresholds
latency	NA	Remove latency event thresholds
congestion	NA	Remove congestion event thresholds
NA	<text-tc-list>	Remove latency or congestion events for these traffic classes. When more than one traffic class is desired, this value should be formatted as a comma-separated list, without spaces.

Options

None

Command History

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Release	Description
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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent wjh-threshold latency 3

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del agent wjh-threshold congestion 4

netq config show agent wjh-threshold
netq config add agent wjh-threshold
netq config del agent wjh
netq config del agent wjh-drop-filter
netq config restart agent

netq config del cli server

Removes the NetQ CLI configuration from a switch.

Syntax

netq config del cli server

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
cli server	NA	Delete the current NetQ CLI configuration

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del cli server

netq config add cli server
netq config show cli
netq config restart agent

netq config del color

Disables color cues in command output. This command takes effect immediately.

Syntax

netq config del color

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
color	NA	Remove color from command outputs

Options

None

Command History

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Release	Description
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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config del color
Color coded output config deleted

netq config add color

netq config reload parser

Loads the NetQ configuration file.

Syntax

netq config reload parser

Required Arguments

None

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config reload parser
Parser reloaded

None

netq config restart

Restart the NetQ Agent or CLI daemons on a switch. This is used after making changes to the NetQ Agent or CLI configurations.

Syntax

netq config restart agent

netq config restart cli

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
agent	NA	Restart the NetQ Agent daemon (`netq-agent`)
cli	NA	Restart the NetQ CLI daemon (`netq-cli`)

Options

None

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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart agent
Restarting netq-agent... Success!

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config restart cli 
Restarting NetQ CLI... Success!

netq config (start|stop) agent

netq config select cli premise

In a multi-premises deployment, this command configures the NetQ CLI to view data from the given premises.

Syntax

netq config select cli
    premise <text-premise>

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
premise	<text-premise>	Show data from this premises in the NetQ CLI command outputs

Options

None

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Release	Description
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Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config select cli premise Boston

None

netq config show agent

Displays the configuration of the NetQ Agent on a switch.

Syntax

netq config show agent
    [json]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

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Sample Usage

Standard output

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent 
netq-agent             value      default
---------------------  ---------  ---------
exhibitport
exhibiturl
server                 127.0.0.1  127.0.0.1
cpu-limit              100        100
agenturl
enable-opta-discovery  False      False
agentport              8981       8981
port                   31980      31980
vrf                    default    default
()

JSON output

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent json
{
    "defaults":{
        "agentport":8981,
        "agenturl":"",
        "cpu-limit":"100",
        "enable-opta-discovery":false,
        "exhibitport":"",
        "exhibiturl":"",
        "port":31980,
        "server":"127.0.0.1",
        "vrf":"default"
    },
    "netq-agent":{
        "agentport":8981,
        "cpu-limit":"100",
        "enable-opta-discovery":false,
        "frr_docker":false,
        "frr_docker_name":"",
        "opta-discovery-servers":"192.168.0.24-64,128-190",
        "port":31980,
        "server":"127.0.0.1",
        "stats":true,
        "vrf":"default"
    }
}

netq config show all
netq config show cli
netq config add agent
netq config del agent

netq config show agent commands

The NetQ Agent contains a pre-configured set of modular commands that run periodically and send event and resource data to the NetQ appliance or VM. This command displays the configuration of these commands, including the definition of the commands, which are active, and how often they are run. You can also filter by the service key to view a given command.

Syntax

netq config show agent commands
    [service-key <text-service-key-anchor>]
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
commands	NA	View the configuration of all NetQ Agent modular commands

Options

Option	Value	Description
service-key	<text-service-key-anchor>	View the configuration of the NetQ Agent command with this service key (name)
json	NA	View the configuration information for the specified NetQ Agent commands in JSON format

Command History

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Release	Description
3.0.0	Introduced

Sample Usage

Show configuration for all commands

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent commands
 Service Key        Period    Active       Command
------------------  --------  --------  ---------------------------------------------------
ports               3600      yes       Netq Predefined Command
proc-net-dev        30        yes       Netq Predefined Command
agent_stats         300       yes       Netq Predefined Command
agent_util_stats    30        yes       Netq Predefined Command
ssd-util-json       86400     yes       /usr/sbin/smartctl -a /dev/sda
lldp-json           30        yes       /usr/sbin/lldpctl -f json
resource-util-json  30        yes       findmnt / -n -o FS-OPTIONS
os-release          N/A       yes       cat /etc/os-release
eprom               N/A       yes       /usr/cumulus/bin/decode-syseeprom -j
lscpu               N/A       yes       /usr/bin/lscpu
meminfo             N/A       yes       cat /proc/meminfo
lsblk               N/A       yes       lsblk -d -n -o name,size,type,vendor,tran,rev,model
dmicode             N/A       yes       dmidecode -t 17
is-opta             N/A       yes       cat /etc/app-release

Show configuration for specific command

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent commands service-key agent_stats
 Service Key       Period  Active       Command
---------------  --------  --------  -----------------------
agent_stats           300  yes       Netq Predefined Command

netq config add agent commands
netq config agent factory-reset commands

netq config show agent cpu-limit

Displays the maximum percentage of CPU resources of the switch that a NetQ Agent may use. When restricted by the netq config add agent cpu-limit command, the value will be between 40 and 60 percent.

For more detail about this feature, refer to this Knowledge Base article.

Syntax

netq config show agent cpu-limit
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
cpu-limit	NA	View the maximum percentage of CPU resource that the NetQ Agent is allowed to use

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
2.4.1	Introduced

Sample Usage

Unlimited

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent cpu-limit
CPU Limit
-----------
100%
()

Limited

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent cpu-limit
CPU Limit
-----------
60%
()

netq config add agent cpu-limit
netq config del agent cpu-limit

netq config show agent frr-monitor

Displays the NetQ Agent Free Range Router (FRR) function monitoring configuration on a switch. If configured, FRR monitoring occurs on FRR running in a Docker container. If not configured, FRR is likely running as a service.

Syntax

netq config show agent frr-monitor
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
frr-monitor	NA	Display FRR monitoring configuration

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

With FRR running in a Docker container

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent frr-monitor
FRR Docker Monitoring    FRR Docker Name
-----------------------  -----------------
true                     kube-system
()

With FRR running as a service

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent frr-monitor
FRR Docker Monitoring    FRR Docker Name
-----------------------  -----------------
false
()

netq config add agent frr-monitor
netq config del agent frr-monitor

netq config show agent kubernetes-monitor

Displays the NetQ Agent kubernetes monitoring configuration on a switch, included whether it is enabled and the polling period.

Syntax

netq config show agent kubernetes-monitor
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
kubernetes-monitor	NA	Display the kubernetes monitoring configuration

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent kubernetes-monitor 
Monitor     Enabled      Poll Period
----------  ---------  -------------
kubernetes  true                 120
()

netq config add agent kubernetes-monitor
netq config del agent kubernetes-monitor

netq config show agent loglevel

Displays the amount of information logged about the NetQ Agent activity, from only critical issues to every available message. Identified issues are logged to /var/log/netq-agent.log file. The default log level is info.

Error: Logs only events classified as errors
Warning: Logs events classified as warnings and errors
Info: Logs events classified as info, warning, and errors
Debug: Logs all events

Syntax

netq config show agent loglevel
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
loglevel	NA	Display the NetQ Agent logging level configuration

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

Configure NetQ Agent to log only errors

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent loglevel 
Log Level
-----------
info
()

netq config add agent loglevel
netq config del agent loglevel

netq config show agent sensors

Displays the NetQ Agent sensors configuration on a chassis.

Syntax

netq config show agent sensors
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
sensors	NA	Display NetQ Agent sensors configuration

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

With sensor monitoring configured

cumulus@chassis:~$ netq config show agent sensors

Without sensor monitoring configured

cumulus@chassis:~$ netq config show agent sensors

netq config add agent sensors
netq config del agent sensors

netq config show agent stats

Displays whether the NetQ Agent is configured for interface statistics monitoring on a switch (true) or not (false).

Syntax

netq config show agent stats
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
stats	NA	Display status of interface statistics

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

Standard output

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent stats
Stats
-------
true
()

JSON-formatted output

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent stats json
{
    "stats":true
}

netq config add agent stats
netq config del agent stats

netq config show agent wjh

Displays whether the NetQ Agent is configured for What Just Happened event monitoring on an NVIDIA Spectrum switch. Refer to WJH configuration for setting up WJH monitoring.

Syntax

netq config show agent wjh
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh	NA	Display NetQ Agent What Just Happened monitoring configuration

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
2.4.1	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@chassis:~$ netq config show agent wjh

netq config add agent wjh
netq config del agent wjh
netq config show agent wjh-threshold

netq config show agent wjh-threshold

Displays whether the NetQ Agent is configured with WJH latency and congestion thresholds on an NVIDIA Spectrum switch.

Syntax

netq config show agent wjh-threshold
    [json]

Required Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
wjh-threshold	NA	Display NetQ Agent WJH latency and congestion thresholds configuration

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
3.2.0	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show agent wjh-threshold

netq config add agent wjh-threshold
netq config del agent wjh-threshold
netq config show agent wjh

netq config show all

Displays the configuration of the NetQ Agent and NetQ CLI on a switch.

Syntax

netq config show all
    [json]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show all 
netq-agent             value      default
---------------------  ---------  ---------
exhibitport
exhibiturl
server                 127.0.0.1  127.0.0.1
cpu-limit              100        100
agenturl
enable-opta-discovery  False      False
agentport              8981       8981
port                   31980      31980
vrf                    default    default
()
netq-cli     value            default
-----------  ---------------  ---------
server       192.168.200.250  127.0.0.1
netq-user
premises     0
port         32708            32708
count        2000             2000
vrf          default          default
api-logging  False            False
()

netq config show agent
netq config show cli

netq config show cli

Displays the configuration of the NetQ CLI on a switch.

Syntax

netq config show cli
    [json]

Required Arguments

None

Options

Option	Value	Description
json	NA	Display the output in JSON file format instead of default on-screen text format

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config show cli
netq-cli     value            default
-----------  ---------------  ---------
server       192.168.200.250  127.0.0.1
netq-user
premises     0
port         32708            32708
count        2000             2000
vrf          default          default
api-logging  False            False
()

netq config show agent
netq config show all

netq config start agent

Starts the NetQ Agent on a switch.

Syntax

netq config start agent

Required Arguments

None

Options

None

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config start agent 
Starting netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent
netq config stop agent
netq config restart agent

netq config status agent

Displays the operational status of the NetQ Agent on a switch.

Syntax

netq config status agent

Required Arguments

None

Options

None

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config status agent 
netq-agent... Running

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config status agent 
netq-agent...stopped

netq config show agent
netq config stop agent
netq config restart agent

netq config status cli

Displays the operational status of the NetQ CLI on a switch.

Syntax

netq config status cli

Required Arguments

None

Options

None

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config status cli
NetQ CLI... Running

netq config show cli
netq config restart cli

netq config stop agent

Stops the NetQ Agent on a switch.

Syntax

netq config stop agent

Required Arguments

None

Options

None

Command History

A release is included if there were changes to the command, otherwise it is not listed.

Release	Description
Before 2.1.2	Introduced

Sample Usage

cumulus@switch:~$ netq config stop agent
Stopping netq-agent... Success!

netq config show agent
netq config start agent
netq config restart agent

C Commands

netq check agents

Syntax

Required Arguments

Options

Command History

Sample Usage

Related Commands

netq check bgp

Syntax

Required Arguments

Options

Command History

Sample Usage

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netq check cl-version

Syntax

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Options

Command History

Sample Usage

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netq check clag

Syntax

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Options

Command History

Sample Usage

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netq check evpn

Syntax

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Options

Command History

Sample Usage

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netq check interfaces

Syntax

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Options

Command History

Sample Usage

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netq check license

Syntax

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Options

Command History

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netq check mlag

Syntax

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Options

Command History

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netq check mtu

Syntax

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Options

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netq check ntp

Syntax

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Options

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netq check ospf

Syntax

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Options

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netq check sensors

Syntax