A.94 show

A.94 show
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Shows information about an object.

Syntax

show {{{ AccessGroup | Assembly | BondPort | FileServer | FileSystem | Job | Network | NfsAccessGroup | PhysicalDisk | Port | Repository | SanServer | Server | ServerPool | StorageInitiator | Tag | VirtualCdrom | VirtualDisk | VlanGroup | VlanInterface | VlanSegment | Vm | VmDiskMapping | Vnic name=name | VolumeGroup }instance} | YumConfig }

Where instance is:

{ id=id | name=name }

Description

This command shows information about an object. Use the list command to find all instances of an object type, then use the show command to show more detailed information about the object.

A Job object does not have a name attribute, only an id attribute. The show Job name=name command is the same as entering show Job id=id. You can use these two options interchangeably. Any name attributes are automatically converted to ids.

The YumConfig option does not require an instance identifier.

Options

The following table shows the available options for this command.

Option	Description
{ `AccessGroup` \| `Assembly` \| `BondPort` \| `FileServer` \| `FileSystem` \| `Job` \| `Network` \| `NfsAccessGroup` \| `PhysicalDisk` \| `Port` \| `Repository` \| `SanServer` \| `Server` \| `ServerPool` \| `StorageInitiator` \| `Tag` \| `VirtualCdrom` \| `VirtualDisk` \| `VlanGroup` \| `VlanInterface` \| `VlanSegment` \| `Vm` \| `VmDiskMapping` \| `Vnic name=name` \| `VolumeGroup` }	The object about which to show information.
`YumConfig`	Select to display information about the Yum repository configuration.
{ `id=id` \| `name=name` }	The instance of the object using either the `id` or `name` option, for example `name=MyServer`.

Examples

Example A.129 Show details about an Oracle VM Server

OVM> show Server name=MyServer

Example A.130 Show details about a virtual machine

OVM> show Vm name=MyVM

Example A.131 Show details about a network

OVM> show Network id=0004fb0010ff705

Example A.132 Show Yum repository configuration

OVM> show YumConfig

Example A.133 Show details about a VNIC

OVM> show Vnic name=00:21:f6:00:00:0b

Using the show Vnic command can provide you with information such as the virtual machine that is using a particular VNIC, as well as the IP addresses that are configured for that VNIC.

Note

IP addresses are only displayed for VNICs attached to virtual machines that have been properly set up with the Oracle VM Guest Additions packages. See the Oracle VM Utilities Guide for information on using the Guest Additions packages.

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Syntax

Description

Options

Examples

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