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Show running interface configuration

Ameer
New Contributor

Hi All,
I am new to the Ruckus ICX Switches. How do I check the configured interface? Like Cisco products, allow the user to see the interface configuration e,g "show run config int gi 1/1/1 ".
Do we have the same feature for ruckus? I would like to use the same config for another port on ruckus, but I don't know the details of the switch interface. 

 

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# show int brief 

 

Port       Link    State   Dupl Speed Trunk Tag Pvid Pri MAC             Name

1/1/1      Up      Forward Full 1G    None  Yes 7    0   d4bd.4f2e.c7e6                 

1/1/2      Up      Forward Full 1G    None  Yes 12   0   d4bd.4f2e.c7e7                 

1/1/3      Up      Forward Full 1G    None  Yes 12   0   d4bd.4f2e.c7e8 

Thank you.

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Jayanth
New Contributor

Command is : show run interface eth1/1/1 

Ameer
New Contributor

Hi Jayanth,

Thank you for the reply, but I still can not see the details of the configured port.

Sw1#show run interface ethernet 1/1/1

interface ethernet 1/1/1

 voice-vlan 6

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!

 

 

Hey @Ameer 

'show run int eth /x/y/z' will you show you interface-level configurations only. 'show run' is the generic command to look at everything as the port may be referenced in multiple places. Here are some others to pull more specific information:

show run vlan (also at beginning of 'show run' - gives vlan configuration)

show run authentication (if applicable - give authentication config)

*for information, but not actual config:

show interface or show interface eth x/y/z

show vlan 

show vlan <num>

show vlan eth x/y/z

show vlan brief

show vlan brief eth x/y/z

show stat

show stat eth x/y/z

Hope that helps!

 

Ben Beck, RCNA, RCNI, Principal Technical Support Engineer
support.ruckuswireless.com/contact-us

How do I check then the configuration of the port? If you run "show run-config" it will show the ports disabled not the ones active. 

There should be a way to see each individual interface configuration.