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cisco device hardware and software specification on command prompt.

md__shamsuddoha
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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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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.

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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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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.

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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