Network Interfaces Filtering Detailed Interface Output Flashcards
What command is used to display detailed information about a specific interface in Junos OS?
The command show interfaces <interface-name> is used to display detailed information about a specific interface.</interface-name>
How can you filter the output of show interfaces for a specific parameter, such as errors?
You can use the | match command to filter the output, such as show interfaces ge-0/0/0 | match errors.
What is the purpose of using the show interfaces extensive command in Junos OS?
The show interfaces extensive command provides detailed statistics and operational status, including errors, input/output counters, and more.
How do you display the interface statistics for all interfaces in Junos OS?
Use the command show interfaces to display basic interface statistics for all interfaces on the device.
How do you display the interface configuration in Junos OS?
Use the show configuration interfaces command to display the configuration of network interfaces.
How can you display only the administrative status of an interface in Junos OS?
Use the command show interfaces <interface-name> | match "Admin", which filters the output to show the administrative status.</interface-name>
What is the purpose of using the show interfaces terse command?
The show interfaces terse command provides a summarized view of interface status, displaying key information like the interface state and IP address.
How can you view the number of packets and bytes received and transmitted on an interface?
Use the command show interfaces <interface-name> statistics to view packet and byte counts for the interface.</interface-name>
How can you display the link status and speed of an interface in Junos OS?
You can use the command show interfaces <interface-name> | match "Link", which filters for link status and speed information.</interface-name>
How do you monitor interface errors in Junos OS?
To monitor interface errors, use the show interfaces <interface-name> extensive command to check error counters like input errors, CRC errors, etc.</interface-name>