Final answer:
The command 'get router info ospf neighbors' provides details about OSPF neighbor relationships on a router including information like state, router ID, and IP address of connected routers, crucial for network diagnostics and maintenance.
Step-by-step explanation:
The command get router info ospf neighbors is used on routers running the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol to display detailed information about OSPF neighbor relationships. This command provides a list of all OSPF routers adjacent to the issuing router, along with various details such as the state of the OSPF adjacency, the neighbor's router ID, the IP address of the neighbor interface, the interface on the local router through which the neighbor is connected, and the length of time the adjacency has been established (the "uptime"). By examining the OSPF neighbor information, network administrators can diagnose issues with the OSPF network and ensure that routers are communicating effectively with one another to maintain accurate routing tables.