Cisco interface status description | Description of Show IP int brief command status:
You can check the Cisco interfaces
with command “show ip interface brief”. The
interface and line protocol status output gives information related to the
physical status of the interfaces, an example of output is as shown above in
figure.
When an interface is operating properly, there is only one
possible status output. Following are the all possible status of interfaces.
Interface status is up, line protocol is up:
This status shows that interface is OK with physically and
configured protocol is also working fine.
Interface status is down, line protocol is down
This state indicates a physical interface problem. The interface
may be administratively shut down, a situation that could cause both ends to go
down. To bring an interface up, use the no shutdown command under the interface configuration mode.
Interface status is up, line protocol is down
This state means that interface is physically up but there
is some protocol mismatch, attributed to a clocking or framing problem. To resolve this issue you need to check out
your protocol/keepalive configurations.
Interface status is administratively down, line protocol is down
This state indicates interface is shutdown by administrator
by using no shutdown command under the interface configuration mode. To bring
the interface up, use the no shutdown command under interface configuration
mode.
Interface status is up, line protocol is up (looped)
This status shows that a loop exists in the network. This
problem could be associated with an existing loopback interface.
Interface status is up, line protocol is down (disabled)
This state often indicates a hardware problem and may be
associated with a service provider company problem.
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