EOS: alias to sum up total num of received bgp prefixes

EOS-R1#show ip bgp neighbors 

BGP neighbor is 100.101.1.2, remote AS 100, external link

  Prefix Statistics:

                                   Sent      Rcvd     Best Paths     Best ECMP Paths

    IPv4 Unicast:                688000    818876         808929                   0

    IPv6 Unicast:                     0         0              0                   0

If we like to know the total number of rcvd prefix from all bgp peers, here is the alias command could be useful

alias totbgp show ip bgp neighbors | grep "IPv4 Unicast: \s\s" | awk  '{s+=$4}END{print s}'

EOS-R1#totbgp

6001256

EOS - Find the interfaces with the most flaps

bn302.12:40:24#show int phy | egrep '^Eth' | awk '{print $3, $1}' | sort -rn | head -10
479 Ethernet9/25/2
23 Ethernet9/11/1
5 Ethernet9/34/1
5 Ethernet3/34/1

EOS: A quick alias to show the interfaces with most util%

bn302#bash Cli -p15 -c 'srnz' | awk '{print $5, $8, $1}' | sort -r | more
Mbps Kpps Port
1.6% 4.5% Et9/36/1
1.5% 4.3% Et3/36/1
0.7% 0.5% Et13/33/1
0.7% 0.4% Et12/36/2

or set it as an alias

srnzsort bash Cli -p15 -c 'srnz' | awk '{print $5, $8, $1}' | sort -r | head -n 6

Updated note: The above command works with interface names/description defined. If not, have to change awk '{print $5, $8, $1}' to awk '{print $4, $7, $1}'

hs486.11:32:15#srnz
Port      Name        Intvl   In Mbps      %  In Kpps  Out Mbps      % Out Kpps
Et49/1                 0:05    9870.4 100.0%      812    9860.3  99.9%      811


hs486.12:14:45#bash Cli -p15 -c 'srnz' | awk '{print $4, $7, $1}' | sort -r | more
In In Port
100.0% 99.9% Et50/1
100.0% 99.9% Et49/4

How about some interfaces with description, some don't? hm.... Let me think about it..... :-)