What's the Extremeware and XOS command equivalent of cisco's show int | i proto|Last in

[Kar_Del_Moral]

I need to know how many days has a port been unused via console/telnet, in extremeware (and XOS) with epicenter SW you are able to track but I want to know is there is a CLI equivalent to CISCO show int | i proto|Last in

Thanks

[Kar_Del_Moral]

Thanks for your replies... and do you know if there's a way to know on Extremeware 7.8e.4.1 (one of our legacy switches.. )?

Gracias

[Drew_C]

It looks like the same command on eware gives a counter, but not timestamps. There may be another, but there aren't any powered on in the labs to test. Here's the example from the command reference guide:
# show ports 2:6 info detail

Port 2:6:
Type: UTP
Diagnostic: passed
Random Early Drop: Disabled
Admin state: Enabled, with auto-duplex auto-speed sensing
Link state: Ready
Link counter: Up 0 time(s), Down 0 times(s)
VLAN cfg:
Default [Internal Tag=0001,Mac-Limit:Cfg=No-limit,LRN=0,BlkHole=0]
....

[Drew_C]

In EXOS, you can see the last up/down dates at the top of the

code:

show port X info detail

command:
# show port 12 info det
Port: 12
Virtual-router: VR-Default
Type: UTP
Random Early drop: Unsupported
Admin state: Enabled with auto-speed sensing auto-duplex
Link State: Ready
Link Ups: 2 Last: Mon Oct 30 05:32:11 2017
Link Downs: 2 Last: Tue Nov 14 10:26:57 2017
....
EDIT: Brandon's answer above is better than mine.

[davidj_cogliane]

Show port info detail will show you the last link up but resets when the stack reboots.