Curious why Show Commands display Load for Five Secs:

[bret]

I have been trying to find the answer but after my attempts failed I am hoping y'all can help. What commands are added to a switch/router to show the out put below every time I run a show command? After starting up a stack of new switches this output was not displaying the load. However, after applying my template the load is showing and I am curious what causes it to work.

Load for five secs: 38%/0%; one minute: 40%; five minutes: 40%
Time source is NTP, 15:27:03.581 CST Mon Jan 13 2020

This is displayed when I run a show running-config, show logging etc.

Thanks in advance

[Leo Laohoo]

What firmware is the stack running on?

[bret]

Thanks for responding Leo. This is not a problem and more of a I need to know situation. The switch stack is 2 - 2960X-48FPS-L and they were upgraded to 15.2(7)E0a.

Thanks!

[fnatical1986]

Any update on this one?  I'm getting the same message on a 2960S running 15.2.(2)E4.  Message isn't displayed when the show command is 'piped'.

[Tajindersingh1332]

It seems like you have exec prompt timestamp configured on the line. It will Capture date, time, and CPU automatically when running CLI commands during a session by enabling it for example

line con 0
 exec prompt timestamp
line aux 0
line vty 0 4
 login
 exec prompt timestamp
 transport input none
!