Example 1, you want to get a count of how many down interfaces on a switch;
show int status | count notconnect
Number of lines which match regexp = 22
SW1#
Example 2, you need to get a count of how many username are defined in the configuration file;
SW1#show run | count username
Number of lines which match regexp = 4
SW1#
Example 3, how many down states for interface in the current log buffer ( great btw for when your in a ServiceProvider Role and you manager ask how many things just went down )
SW1#show log | count down|GigabitEthernet.*down
Number of lines which match regexp = 12
SW1#
NOTE: you could get creative and use date modifiers if per-se you are looking for down even at a certain time
SW1#show log | count 05:34.*GigabitEthernet.*down
Number of lines which match regexp = 2
SW1#
note: The above will show all gigabit ethernets interfaces that went down at hour of 5:34. In a SP arena you would most like just do the following;
Example 4, counting down interfaces that happen during a time
SW1#show log | count 05:34.*down
Number of lines which match regexp = 2
SW1#
note: This is a great method to get the total devices down for incident reports or massive tickets and can be very helpful for ticket controls & with correct information
Example 5, you need to know the # of interfaces in a vlan and need to know how many interface are in that vlan.
SW1#show int status | count 295 | exc Gi
Number of lines which match regexp = 48
SW1#
Example 6, counting the number of port-channel interfaces
SW1#show run | cou interface.*Port-chann
Number of lines which match regexp = 8
SW1#
Counting in cisco IOS has hundred of examples and options & is simple as 1-2-3, how you would use it, totally depends on how creative you can get.
So get out and start counting something ;)
So get out and start counting something ;)
Freelance Network/Security Engineer
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