Command to see last change in state of an interface
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07-31-2007 06:40 AM - edited 03-05-2019 05:36 PM
Is there a command that will allow me to see the last time an interface changed its up/down state?
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07-31-2007 07:23 AM
The 'show log' will show you the recent ones. If you need historical data, best to enable tracking features on that interface.
For instance:
track 1 interface [interface] line-protocol
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11-13-2014 08:35 AM
I wish there was an easy way to report on how long it's been since the state changed... On my old Nortels It was EASY to determine which patches could be removed in order to free up switch room for new remodels, etc... (this applies to office buildings where tenants move in/out every year or two - and vacate data drops.)
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07-31-2007 09:19 AM
Which device you are using? What is the OS running CatOS or IOS?
If its Cat OS " show loggin buffer 1023 "
If its IOS " show log " or " object tracking" as suggested by Edison.
-amit singh
