- #CISCO SWITCH SHOW TEMPERATURE ARCHIVE#
- #CISCO SWITCH SHOW TEMPERATURE SOFTWARE#
- #CISCO SWITCH SHOW TEMPERATURE CODE#
Inlet Temperature Value: 27 Degree Celsius. I logged on and I get this output: -9300-12show environment temp. Ip-fragment-stats Show IP fragment statistics more than 50° C is ok on Cisco 9300 for 2 sensors.
#CISCO SWITCH SHOW TEMPERATURE SOFTWARE#
Installed-software Show currently installed software Header-field-group Show configured Header-Field-Group List The 'Temperature is' section will be at 'OK' and the 'Temperature State' will be 'Green' if the 'Temperature Value' is below the 'Yellow Threshold' value. Gsdb-interface Show GSDB interface information Enter the command 'show env all' to see all the environment information.
Global-portmap Show SFP global portmap info
#CISCO SWITCH SHOW TEMPERATURE ARCHIVE#
Licensed Cmd Set(s): Standard Feature SetĪrchive Show Archive directory or an individual archive fileīoot-config Show the system boot configurationĬdp Show information about cdp advertisementĬmd-sched Show command scheduler informationĬontent Show current entries in the content service databaseĬritical-reporters Show critical-reporters informationĬritical-services Show critical-services informationĭfp-reports Show Weight Reported by DFP Agentĭhcp-relay-agent Show DHCP Relay Agent informationĭns-boomerang Display Content Routing statisticsĭomain Show content domain summary informationĭos Display Denial of Service (DOS) statisticsĮther-errors Show RFC1398 extended Statisticsįlow-state-table Show Flow-State configuration tableįlow-timeout Display flow-timeout values. Is there any other related CLI show command that gives me this information that I am looking for? I also tried to find the “show diag environment” from the support forum on the production box, but no luck even with this. But for some reason, I couldn’t find it on the production box.
#CISCO SWITCH SHOW TEMPERATURE CODE#
In my opinion, “show environment temperature” command is kind of a standard command which should be on the switch irrespective of the code that it is running. I am trying to find the CLI show command that I can use to get the current readings, but I couldn’t find the show environment temperature command on the customer's production switch. Ambient operating temperature is 32° to 104☏ (0 to 40☌).So, the customer wants to know the standard low / average / high thresholds of CSS11503 switches that they have in their Data Center locations and the current readings of these switches in their network just to make sure so that they don't raise the temperate in the hot location and end up having platforms shut down because the temperate was raised without confirming the platform and ambient temperature.Īfter doing some research in CCO, I found this below link which talks about the Ambient Operating temperature. My Customer is working on optimizing the environmental conditions at all his Data Center locations (Currently they are in the range 68F to 74F at their locations and they want to increase the temp to 76F).
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