show data track

This command displays the status of active tracks, a specific track ID, a specific interface or a specific IP address, and track failures.

Syntax

show data track {<Track ID> history|<Track ID> rtt-history|brief}

Command	Description
<Track ID> history [failures]	Display status history of a specific track ID. You optional view track failure history: show data track <track ID> history failures [<last x hours>]: Displays track failures (when and duration) for a specified track and optionally, in the last x hours (1-72).
<Track ID> rtt-history	Display a graph of track average RTT during THE last 60 minutes and 72 hours of a specific track ID.
brief {<IP address>|failures|interface}	Displays the status ("up" or "down") of all active trackings. The output can be filtered by: ■ IPv4 (A.B.C.D): Displays brief tracks status of specific target IP v4 address. ■ IPv6 (X:X::X:X): Displays brief tracks status of specific target IP v6 address. ■ failures: Displays brief tracks failures ✔ show data track brief failures: Displays when the last failures occurred for each track. ✔ show data track brief failures <last x hours>: Displays how many times a track failed and for how long (total), in the last x hours (1-720). ✔ show data track brief failures <IP address>: Displays when the last failure occurred for each track for a specified IP address. ✔ show data track brief failures interface <Interface>: Displays when the last failure occurred for each track for a specified interface. ■ interface : Display brief tracks status of specific output in interface.

Command Mode

Basic User and Privileged User

Related Commands

clear counters track

Example

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This example displays the state of all tracks:

show data track brief
Track  State    Min / 60sec. Avg / Max  RTT (m.s)    Target           Interface                    Description
1        Up        1        1                   118                      10.4.4.60                     VLAN 1                      "vlan1_local_test"
2        Down   3        3                   239                      1.1.1.1                        GigabitEthernet 0/0   "rrr"
3      Up          1        2                   135                      2001::31                     VLAN 1                       "track_3"
4      Up        41       45                 212                      8.8.8.8                        VLAN 1

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This example displays the state of all tracks filtered by interface GE 0/0:

show data track brief interface gigabitethernet 0/0
Track    State    Min / 60sec. Avg / Max  RTT (m.s)    Target                        Interface                 Description
1        Up       41    50           1020              8.8.8.8                       GigabitEthernet 0/0
3        Up       41    48           1020              8.8.4.4                       GigabitEthernet 0/0       "this_is_a_long_track_description"
11     Down     3     3            239               1.1.1.1                       GigabitEthernet 0/0       "rrr"

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This example displays when the last failures occurred for each track:

# show data track brief failures
track 1 has no failures (target 8.8.8.8, Description "ping_google")
track 2 failed in the last 24 hours (target 8.8.4.4, Description)
track 10 never been UP (target 1.11.2.22, Description)
track 3 failed in the last hour (target 8.8.8.8, Description)

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This example displays how many times a track failed and for how long (total), in the last x hours (1-720):

# show data track brief failures 24
track 1 failed 2 times for a total of 40 seconds (target 8.8.8.8, Description "ping google")
track 2 had no failures (target 10.1.1.1, Description)
track 3 Never been UP (target 10.2.1.1, Description)
track 4 failed 5 times for a total of 70 seconds (target 8.8.4.4, Description "google 2")

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This example displays failures (when and duration) for a specified track and optionally, in last x hours (1-72):

# show data track 2 history failures 72
Failed at 01-01-2003@05:16:23 for 1 second
Failed at 01-01-2003@15:29:59 for 1 second
Failed at 01-01-2003@22:58:39 for 1 second
Failed at 01-02-2003@00:09:20 for 1 second