Which CoPP verification command allows you to see the number of packets dropped because of policing?

The command that allows you to see the number of packets dropped due to policing is found in the policy-map for control-plane traffic management. When you use the command related to the policy map for the control plane, it provides details about the configured policies, including traffic shaping and policing statistics.

Within this command output, information regarding packets that have been dropped because they exceeded the defined rate limits set by the policing policy will be displayed. This is critical for network administrators to understand how effectively their configured control-plane policing policies are operating and to troubleshoot any potential issues related to traffic management.

The other commands listed do not provide specific information about dropped packets due to policing. For example, "show interface statistics" focuses on general interface performance metrics but does not detail policing impacts on control plane traffic. "Show traffic analysis" is typically related to monitoring traffic flows rather than specific policing statistics. "Show access-lists" displays the configuration of ACLs and their matches against traffic but does not provide details on dropped packets due to policing either.