Sometimes one might wan't to switch it's vbash to a different VRF. This can be done by: sudo ip vrf exec mgmt su - $(whoami)
[email protected]:~$ ip vrf identify [email protected]:~$ sudo ip vrf exec mgmt su - $(whoami) [email protected]:~$ ip vrf identify mgmt
But it might also be nice to see this reflected on the prompt for a better user experience, something like: [email protected]:mgmt#
One can also use the new CLI command to move to a different VRF:
[email protected]:~$ force vrf mgmt [email protected]:mgmt:~$ configure