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Is there any way to show interfaces on an IOS Cisco switch which only have x number of input errors? crc errors? <br />
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I tried to use &quot;show int | i error&quot; and that showed me lines with the word error but left me with no way to see with what interface the errors were associated. <br />
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Thank you.
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Is there any way to show interfaces on an IOS Cisco switch which only have x number of input errors? crc errors? 

I tried to use "show int | i error" and that showed me lines with the word error but left me with no way to see with what interface the errors were associated. 

Thank you.

Cisco IOS command to show interfaces with more than x number of errors?

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