CLI command to determine installed transceivers

[rb400]

What is the CLI cmd to determine the transceivers installed in a fgt?

[Jeff_FTNT · Accepted solution]

You may try use CLI: get hardware nic  xx (NIC name) , it can show the interface status. If transceivers and cable are OK, it will make link up.

No CLI to determine installed transceivers, thanks.

[Bvaya]

get system interface transceiver port36 Interface port36: SFP/SFP+   Vendor Name: AVAGO             Part No.   : AFBR-709ASMZ      Serial No. : AA13433NH38       Measurement  Unit         Value        High Alarm   High Warning Low Warning  Low Alarm      ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------   Temperature  (Celsius)     43.6         90.0         85.0          0.0         -5.0   Voltage      (Volts)       3.33         3.60         3.46         3.13         3.00   Tx Bias      (mA)          6.84        10.50        10.50         2.50         2.50   Tx Power     (dBm)         -2.3          3.0         -1.0         -5.0         -9.0   Rx Power     (dBm)         -2.8          3.0         -1.0        -15.0        -15.0   ++ : high alarm, + : high warning, - : low warning, -- : low alarm, ? : suspect.

[emnoc]

That command is not available in ALL models or all  FortiOS versions and in some you will get  warnings;

e.g

 get sys interface  transceiver port2

P14814-4(300D-GEN1/2/3), this feature is not supported..

Without  pulling the actual transceiver you will never really know.

[hohosecure]

Try http://kb.fortinet.com/kb/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=FD38931, it tells you the models where this command works.

HoHo.

[emnoc]

Good job, I knew link exist that describe what models.

[telecosistem]

Hello,

diagnose hardware deviceinfo nic <portX> // Check the total amount of errors. Reset counters and check again.

diagnose netlink interface clear <portX> //Clear counters

Best regards,