Verify the operational status of tunnel interfaces by examining health, status, and fault information for both source and destination endpoints.
This procedure shows how to inspect the operational status of the tunnel interface.
Cisco APIC Layer 2 Networking Configuration Guide, Release 6.2(x)
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Cisco APIC Layer 2 Networking Configuration Guide, Release 6.2(x)
Updated: July 7, 2026
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Log inVerify the operational status of tunnel interfaces by examining health, status, and fault information for both source and destination endpoints.
This procedure shows how to inspect the operational status of the tunnel interface.
In the menu bar, click Fabric.
In the submenu bar, click Inventory.
In the Navigation pane, expand the pod and expand the node ID of the source endpoint interface.
Under the node, expand Interfaces, expand Tunnel Interfaces, and click the tunnel ID of the source endpoint interface.
In the Work pane, verify the tunnel interface properties and click the Operational tab.
In the Operational tab, view the health, status, and fault information.
Repeat this procedure for the destination endpoint interface.
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