06-25-2024 11:46 AM
Is it possible to view the transceiver information (DDMI) for the stack ports on x450-g2? Easy enough on normal SFPs.
I have one switch (out of 7) that is losing stack links pretty regularly on one or both ports. It also happens to take a different physical route through a couple of fiber patch locations that were done by a 3rd party unfamiliar to me, but at first glance, it's not all-star caliber splicing. Hoping to see how it looks on tx/rx power levels without being forced to visit the site with an OTDR. Thanks.
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06-27-2024 10:16 AM
Hi Dustin,
Since these ports are not normally accessible/configurable, you don't see their DDMI output in 'show port transceiver info detail'.
However, you should be able to get this information via the following non-service-impacting debug command:
debug hal show optic-info ddmi
The native stacking ports will be the highest number port reported (which won't exist in 'show port'). I believe the only other switch with a similar native stacking port scenario is the x465.
Hope that helps!
06-27-2024 10:16 AM
Hi Dustin,
Since these ports are not normally accessible/configurable, you don't see their DDMI output in 'show port transceiver info detail'.
However, you should be able to get this information via the following non-service-impacting debug command:
debug hal show optic-info ddmi
The native stacking ports will be the highest number port reported (which won't exist in 'show port'). I believe the only other switch with a similar native stacking port scenario is the x465.
Hope that helps!