Hello together,
is there a way to view all FAN module serial numbers on a X450 Stack without connecting to every Stack member individually?
The Problem is in a Stack I can only view the serial number for the FAN module of the current Stack Member but not from the other members.
Here the output of “show fans detailed”
Slot-1 FanTray-1 information:
State: Operational
NumFan: 6
PartInfo: #serial number
Revision: 06
Fan-1: Operational at 3120 RPM
Fan-2: Operational at 6420 RPM
Fan-3: Operational at 3060 RPM
Fan-4: Operational at 6540 RPM
Fan-5: Operational at 3060 RPM
Fan-6: Operational at 6480 RPM
Slot-2 FanTray-1 information:
State: Operational
NumFan: 6
Fan-1: Operational at 3180 RPM
Fan-2: Operational at 6780 RPM
Fan-3: Operational at 3240 RPM
Fan-4: Operational at 6960 RPM
Fan-5: Operational at 3420 RPM
Fan-6: Operational at 6780 RPM
regards
Nico
Best answer by Sam Pirok
Hi Nico, I found an article that discusses this. According to the article linked below, stacking as a function was created when each stack node had only one fan tray. Stacking cannot handle the concept of nodes with multiple trays.
When stacking was first implemented for the X series, there was a decision to limit the amount of information collected about fan trays throughout the stack to avoid overburdening the system.
The resolution in the article seems to be: As of this writing there is a plan to modify the existing command "debug hal show platform platformInfo" so that it includes serial numbers for all fan trays on the stack node where it is executed. "show fans" will not be modified. To check all fan trays in a stack, it will be necessary to connect to each node and check "debug hal show platform platformInfo" on each node
Here is a link to the article for more details: https://extremeportal.force.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000068271
