" Posto aqui uma dica de equivalencia entre comandos CISCO e Juniper. Bons estudos!"Cisco CommandJuniper CommandDefinitionshow runsh configurationShow running configurationsh versh verShow versionshow ip interface briefshow interface tersedisplays the status of interfaces configured for IPshow interface [intfc]show interfaces [intfc] detaildisplays the interface configuration, status and statistics.show controller intfcshow interfaces intfc extensivedisplays information about a physical port deviceshow interface | incl (proto|Desc)show interfaces descriptiondisplays the interface configuration, status and statisticsshow ip routeshow routedisplays summary information about entries in the routing tableshow ip bgp summaryshow bgp summarydisplays the status of all Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) connectionsshow ip bgp net maskshow route protocol bgp prefixwill show you how that route is being advertised, look for the first lineshow ip bgp net mask longer-prefixesshow route range prefixwill show you how that route is being advertised, look for the first lineshow ip bgp regexp AS-regexpshow route aspath-regexp AS-regexpdisplays routes matching the autonomous system (AS) path regular expressionshow ip bgp neighbors neigh received-routesshow route receive-protocol bgp neighShows whether a neighbor supports the route refresh capabilityshow route source-gateway neigh protocol bgpshow ip bgp neighbor neigh advertised-routesshow route advertising-protocol bgp neighShows whether a neighbor supports the route refresh capabilityshow clns neighborsshow isis adjacencydisplays both ES and IS neighborsshow clns interfaceshow isis interfaceshows specific information about each interfaceshow ip route isisshow isis routesdisplays the current state of the the routing tableshow isis topologyshow isis spfdisplays a list of all connected routers in all areasshow ip ospf interfaceshow ospf neighborshows neighbor ID, Priority, IP, & State if the neighbor router, dead time.show ip ospf interfaceshow ospf interfaceshows neighbor id, pri, state, dead time, address and interfaceshow ip route ospfshow ospf routedisplay the current state of the routing tableshow ip ospf databaseshow ospf databasedisplay list of information related to the OSPF database for a specific communication servershow versionshow version, show system uptimedisplay the system hardware config., software version, and name and source of configuration files and boot imagesshow diagsshow chasis hardwaredisplays power-on diagnostics statusshow processes cpushow system processdisplays utilization statisticsshow tech-supportrequest support infodisplays the current software image, configuration, controllers, counters, stacks, interfaces, memory and buffersshow loggingshow log messagesdisplay the state of logging to the syslogshow route-map nameshow policy namedisplayall route-maps configured or only the one specifiedshow ip prefix-list nameshow policy namedisplay information about a prefix list or prefix list entriesshow ip community-list listconfigure,display routes that are permitted by BGP community listshow policy-options community nameshow environment allshow chassis environmentdisplays temperature and voltage information on the consoleping destping dest rapid (for cisco like output)to check to see if a destination is aliveping dest (for unix like output)ping (setting source int)ping dest bypass-routingto check to see if a destination is aliveterminal monitormonitor start messagesChange console terminal settingsterminal no monitormonitor stopChange console terminal settingsterminal length 0set cli screen-length 0sets the length for displaying command outputReferencias: http://www.purainfo.com.br/hardwareredes/equivalenciaciscojuniper/ Bom, este sera um post meio Frankstein pq vou colocar tudo quando e comando que pra mim nao e usual no Mikrotik. Nao que eles tenham relacao mas sim como uma forma de eu poder consultar eles quando precisar. Espero que ajude alguem.Comando ip route:Para exibir uma rota especificamente que seja