You got three good commands for verifying the fabric. Here they are in action:
Notice the link interfaces in the command below.
VDX1# show fabric trunk
Rbridge-id: 1
Trunk Src Source Nbr Nbr
Group Index Interface Index Interface Nbr-WWN
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1 64 Te 1/0/1 64 Te 2/0/1 10:00:C4:F5:7C:58:F2:3C
1 65 Te 1/0/2 65 Te 2/0/2 10:00:C4:F5:7C:58:F2:3C
1 66 Te 1/0/3 66 Te 2/0/3 10:00:C4:F5:7C:58:F2:3C
1 67 Te 1/0/4 67 Te 2/0/4 10:00:C4:F5:7C:58:F2:3C
Notice the bandwidth and the primary interface of the ISL link.
VDX1# show fabric isl
Rbridge-id: 1 #ISLs: 1
Src Src Nbr Nbr
Index Interface Index Interface Nbr-WWN BW Trunk Nbr-Name
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64 Te 1/0/1 64 Te 2/0/1 10:00:C4:F5:7C:58:F2:3C 40G Yes "VDX2"
Notice the mode we are operating in, along with the VDX MACs, IPs, and status.
VDX1# sh vcs
Config Mode : Distributed
VCS Mode : Logical Chassis
VCS ID : 10
VCS GUID : 4e569830-733a-4025-b1a4-08f325ed51a6
Total Number of Nodes : 2
Rbridge-Id WWN Management IP VCS Status Fabric Status HostName
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1 >10:00:C4:F5:7C:48:60:58* 192.168.0.104 Online Online VDX1
2 10:00:C4:F5:7C:58:F2:3C 192.168.0.105 Online Online VDX2
VDX1#
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