Analysing show tech command

n4pst3rn4pst3r Member Posts: 15 ■□□□□□□□□□
Hello

I had this new job as network tech support, I need to perform some health checks on some cisco routers and switches, lately I learned about the 'show tech' command, it generates quite much output, and I have difficulties analysing it.

Which information can I keep or throw so far as health checks are concerned.

Thanks
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  • MAC_AddyMAC_Addy Member Posts: 1,740 ■■■■□□□□□□
    All of it is pretty handy, to be honest. What portions are you having difficulties with?
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  • HondabuffHondabuff Member Posts: 667 ■■■□□□□□□□
    you have to use the pipe command.

    TESTLAB-03#sho tech-support | in fan
    slow_fan_tach (addr 0x109002F0): 0x08080808
    Fan 1 OK, fan level 1, Low speed setting, 4249 RPM, 43% PWM
    Fan 2 OK, fan level 1, Low speed setting, 4208 RPM, 43% PWM
    Fan 3 OK, fan level 1, Low speed setting, 4215 RPM, 43% PWM
    Fan 4 OK, fan level 1, Low speed setting, 6660 RPM, 43% PWM
    Fan tray removal or multi fan failure results in warning



    TESTLAB-03#sho tech-support | in temp
    Intake Left(Bezel) temperature: 22 Celsius, Normal
    Intake Left temperature: 23 Celsius, Normal
    Exhaust Right(Bezel) temperature: 27 Celsius, Normal
    Exhaust Right temperature: 25 Celsius, Normal
    CPU temperature: 59 Celsius, Normal
    Power Supply Unit temperature: 25 Celsius, Normal
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  • n4pst3rn4pst3r Member Posts: 15 ■□□□□□□□□□
    Hi guys...

    Thanks Hondabuff, I find your reply particularly helpful...

    Well I found a nice tool online to do this analysis >> https://www.sh-tech-analyzer.com << Hope it would be useful for you guys

    Cheers
    Certification Goals 2017
    LPIC-1
    CCNA-RS
    ITILv3 2011-F
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