can I define interface-range with show interfaces command?

[Fareasteagle24]

i'm a bit novice at Cisco IOS so pls help.

My ideal definition is like: # show interfaces 0/9 thru 0/16 on SW or Router assembled with many interfaces.

I couldn't find any discussion concerning this theme in CSC, If it already has been in somewhere else, excuse me.

[Leo Laohoo]

My ideal definition is like: # show interfaces 0/9 thru 0/16 on SW or Router assembled with many interfaces.

Depends on the model of your appliance and the IOS version running, try the "begin" switch command:

sh interface | begin 0/9

[Fareasteagle24]

thank you leolaohoo!!  I found that pipe | commannd is very useful

[fabios · Accepted solution]

Beside the command that has been provided by leolaohoo I would recommend trying

sh ip interfsce brief or sh ip interfaces with the proper output modifier ( | inclue / | exclude / | begin)

Cheers

Fabio

[Fareasteagle24]

thanks for the awesome answer fabios!! that's exacltly what I wanted

[Somasundaram Jayaraman]

Hi,

i have mentioned below some useful commands which will be used during Troubleshooting

interface range gigabitethernet 1/1 -2,fastethernet 4/1 -24

show trunk   

show trunk mod

show int trunk

show inter trunk module ?

show inter fa 4/1 trunk

show int status

show inter fa4/1 status

show inter gig 1/1 pruning

sh ip int vlan 10

sh interfaces | i line | rate

Hope this helps.

Cheers

Somu

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Since you found the posts useful about pipe and include, exclude, etc., if you're not already aware, thought you might want to know you can use regular expressions too. See http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2/termserv/configuration/guide/tcfaapre_ps1835_TSD_Products_Configuration_Guide_Chapter.html for more info.