How to find when and what date my iphone was first switched on from a retailer

how to find when and what date my iphone was first switched on from a retailer

Depending on the Code version you are running you can look for this output . It will show when a SFP was removed and inserted.
module-2# show port-config internal all  (This command wil differ of earlier versions of SAN OS )
Mar 20 08:53:45 2011  00449361  fc2/20         ---   DOWN   Xcvr inserted          
Mar 20 08:53:32 2011  00829429  fc2/20         ---   DOWN   Disable                
Mar 20 08:53:32 2011  00826403  fc2/20         ---   DOWN   Disable                
Mar 20 08:53:32 2011  00818936  fc2/20         ---   DOWN   Xcvr removed  

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