Show interfacemonitor command

From NetworkCommands

A CLISH command available on most Nokia IPSO platforms; used to display physical and logical interface (monitor) information, such as name, status, state, MTU and number of UP/DOWN transistions.

Usage Syntax

show interfacemonitor

Typical Output

Interface Monitor

Interface               eth1c0
    Status                  up
    Logical Name            eth1c0
    State                   PhysAvail,LinkAvail,Up,Broadcast,Multicast,AutoLink
    MTU                     16018
    Up to Down Transitions  1

Interface               eth2c0
    Status                  up
    Logical Name            eth2c0
    State                   PhysAvail,LinkAvail,Up,Broadcast,Multicast,AutoLink
    MTU                     16018
    Up to Down Transitions  0

Interface               eth3c0
    Status                  up
    Logical Name            eth3c0
    State                   PhysAvail,LinkAvail,Up,Broadcast,Multicast,AutoLink
    MTU                     16018
    Up to Down Transitions  1

Interface               loop0c0
    Status                  up
    Logical Name            loop0c0
    State                   PhysAvail,LinkAvail,Up,Loopback,Multicast
    MTU                     0

Related Commands

Use the show iftrafficstats command to display interface traffic statistics

Use the used show useful-stats command to display useful system statistics including the number of configured active routes, forwarded packets, configured VRRP masters and memory and disk space usage information.

Command Equivalents

The Cisco command equivalent is the show interface command

The F5 BigIP command equivalent is the bigpipe interface command

The Linux command equivalent is the ifconfig command

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