05-06-2017 03:57 AM - edited 03-05-2019 08:28 AM
How can i see my cisco device hardware and software specification on command prompt.
For handover process, I have to show my cisco devices (Router, Switch, Firewall) specification as per Quotation.
I have to show device, Memory. Processor,Number of concurrent sessions, Flash IPSec VPN tunnels qty.Throughput , Switching Capacity,Per-slot Switching Capacity, IPv4 Routing Entries,IPv6 Routing Entries ete.
I need Just what is the actual command.
Thanks
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05-06-2017 11:05 PM
Hello,
depending on your platform, there are several commands available.
sh hardware
--> gives you an overview of the physical specs of your device
sh ipv6 routes
--> displays the IPv6 routing table entries
sh ip route
--> displays all routing table entries for all routing protocols
Then, finally,
sh tech-support
--> displays a comprehensive overview of all relevant information about the device.
05-10-2017 08:22 AM
Truly speaking, you can't see specification of everything that you mentioned on command prompt .
Only memory can be seen. for rest you can only see the currenty configured details NOT the max. capacity. For that purpose you need to refer the cisco datasheets only.
05-06-2017 11:05 PM
Hello,
depending on your platform, there are several commands available.
sh hardware
--> gives you an overview of the physical specs of your device
sh ipv6 routes
--> displays the IPv6 routing table entries
sh ip route
--> displays all routing table entries for all routing protocols
Then, finally,
sh tech-support
--> displays a comprehensive overview of all relevant information about the device.
05-10-2017 08:22 AM
Truly speaking, you can't see specification of everything that you mentioned on command prompt .
Only memory can be seen. for rest you can only see the currenty configured details NOT the max. capacity. For that purpose you need to refer the cisco datasheets only.
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