going to stick my neck out here and have a go:
show adjacency - gives, I think, the adjacent (ie connected) nodes for which
there is an ARP-cache entry. This presumably is a cache of L2 FIB entries,
regardless of protocol.
show ip cef adjacency - gives routable prefixes (probably cef-forwardable
prefixes), with next-hop addresses. presumably there are equivalent "sh ipx
cef adj" commands, and maybe for other protocols also
I can't find any meaningful documentation about this - seems a little vague.
Adding a "detail" to the above commands gives a little more information - sh
adj det seems to show on the L3-L2 mapping of connected nodes, whilst sh ip
cef adj det seems to concentrate on the L3-adjaceny mappings.
hth
Andy
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Subject: CEF Question [7:3891]
> What is the difference between doing the commands
>
> show adjacency
>
> and
>
> sho ip cef adjacency
>
>
> How does the information which is output differ?
> What are they telling you?
>
> omm
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