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Trunk Link

Evertonian

What is the best command to find which ports specifically are operating as trunks?

Thanks

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liven

show interfaces trunk

works on a 2960...

Dunno about the other types...

ok just tried it on a 2950

works there as well.

sprinkl3s

show interface status

larkspur

on 6500's catos
sh port x

6500's IOS

sh int trunk
or
sh int trunk mod x

Netstudent

I'm kinda partial to Mwgood's idea with the pipe. If all your looking for is trunk associations and nothing more, its a good command.

http://www.techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27607

sh int status | in trunk

mikearama

Netstudent wrote:

sh int status | in trunk

Yep, my favourite too.

Slowhand

Netstudent wrote:

sh int status | in trunk

Yup, the pipe-function is one of those quirky reminders of the UNIX roots of the IOS. It was kind of funny, I felt pretty comfortable on the IOS command-line, since I studied Linux+ right before moving on to CCNA. Searching and sorting tricks like this make life a lot easier.

Evertonian

stupid question but how do i put in a pipe character??? what key stroke combination?

Netstudent

It should be right below your backspace key buddy. It has 2 little vertical tick marks and a backslash. It requires the shift key combination like any other subcharacter.