This command shows the status of the specified Sensor port. Note that specifying a non-existent port results in an error. Ensure to capitalize the character when typing the command. For example, 1a will be seen as an invalid command.
Syntax:
show intfport <port>
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| <port> | Sets the port for which the status is to be displayed.
Valid port numbers for NS-series are: G0/1 | G0/2 | G1/1 | G1/2 | G1/3 | G1/4 | G1/5 | G1/6 | G1/7 | G1/8 | G1/9 | G1/10 | G1/11 | G1/12 | G2/1 | G2/2 | G2/3 | G2/4 | G2/5 | G2/6 | G2/7 | G2/8 | G2/9 | G2/10 | G2/11 | G2/12 | G3/1 | G3/2 | G3/3 | G3/4 | G3/5 | G3/6 | G3/7 | G3/8 | WORD | all |
Information displayed by the show intfport command includes the following:
- Whether the port's administrative status is enabled or disabled
- The Sensor's operational status
- The Sensor's operating mode
- Whether full-duplex mode is enabled
- The port's configured traffic direction (inside or outside)
- The speed of the 10/100 ports, if applicable
- The speed of the Gigabit ports, if applicable
- The peer port's supported link mode
- The peer ports negotiated duplex and speed
- The auto-negotiating configuration
- Total packets received
- Total packets sent
- Total CRC errors received
- Total CRC errors sent
- Whether the flow control is on (this applies only to Sensor gigabit ports)
Sample Output:
For Sensors, the output is as shown below:
intruShell@john> show intfport 2A
Displaying port 2A
Administrative Status : ENABLED
Operational Status : UP
Operating Mode : INLINE_FAIL_CLOSED
Duplex : FULL
Port Connected to : OUTSIDE
Port Speed : 1 GBPS-AUTONEG
Peer port
supported link modes :
10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full
100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full
1000baseT/Half 1000baseT/Full
Actual negotiated Duplex: FULL
Actual negotiated Speed : 1 GBPS
Additional Porttype Info:
Total Packets Received : 403
Total Packets Sent : 24130
Total CRC Errors Rcvd : 0
Total Other Errors Rcvd : 0
Total CRC Errors Sent : 0
Total Other Errors Sent : 0
Flow Control Status : OFF
Applicable to:
NS-series and Virtual IPS Sensors. The command does not apply to Virtual Security System instances; use the show ingress-egress stat command instead.