WHat's the SHOW command for...
volfkhat
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Hola,
Got a Question.
In the snippet here, the Instructor does a Mouse-over to Show the Switch's ports & Vlans:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjHDqKNxtpw&t=1m15s
What is the SHOW command that can give me the same information?
Gracias!
Got a Question.
In the snippet here, the Instructor does a Mouse-over to Show the Switch's ports & Vlans:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjHDqKNxtpw&t=1m15s
What is the SHOW command that can give me the same information?
Gracias!
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Mitechniq
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The mouse over in Cisco Packet Tracer is like doing a
show ip int br -
volfkhat
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The mouse over in Cisco Packet Tracer is like doing a
show ip int br
Nope, that doesn't give me the Vlans... -
phantasm
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Without watching the video I'll say 'sh int status'."No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man." -Heraclitus -
volfkhat
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Without watching the video I'll say 'sh int status'.
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that's the command i was looking for. thanks!
However, without watching the video, you missed the fact that the instructor was using Packet Tracer.... which doesn't support the command :] -
phantasm
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that's the command i was looking for. thanks!
However, without watching the video, you missed the fact that the instructor was using Packet Tracer.... which doesn't support the command :]
But you wanted the command that output similar data. Since you said 'sh ip int br' doesn't have VLAN information in it then it had to be 'sh int status'."No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man." -Heraclitus -
volfkhat
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But you wanted the command that output similar data. Since you said 'sh ip int br' doesn't have VLAN information in it then it had to be 'sh int status'.
Don't get me wrong: Thank You for the post.
Your command is DEFINITELY what i needed :]
However, when i typed it into Packet Tracer..... i didn't work.
I had to do further research to understand why. -
MTciscoguy
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Another plus side for having equipment!Current Lab: 4 C2950 WS, 1 C2950G EI, 3 1841, 2 2503, Various Modules, Parts and Pieces. Dell Power Edge 1850, Dell Power Edge 1950. -
HAMP
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+1MTciscoguy wrote: »Another plus side for having equipment!
That is a command I use on a regular at work. It looks like with the Packet Tracer, Cisco only put in test level commands and not real world practices.
