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  1. Observium
  2. OBS-2840

Extreme 100G Transceiver Sensor Metrics

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      Current version of Observium is not able to handle the outputs from 100G transceivers in Extreme devices i.e. for TX/RX values for each wavelength. Attached a discovery debug log from a device which has 4x 100G transceivers plugged in at port 1:57, 1:61, 1:65 and 1:69.

      If you need more debug information, let me know.

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          [OBS-2840] Extreme 100G Transceiver Sensor Metrics

          Extreme forgot to implement SFP TX Power Channel 1-4 Sensors ...

          ¯_(ツ)_/¯

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - Extreme forgot to implement SFP TX Power Channel 1-4 Sensors ... ¯_(ツ)_/¯

          Extreme released new firmware which contains a bug fix.

          ExtremeXOS 22.7.1.2

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - Extreme released new firmware which contains a bug fix. ExtremeXOS 22.7.1.2

          Extreme is next major vendor after Cisco and Juniper, who like make bugs

          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - Extreme is next major vendor after Cisco and Juniper, who like make bugs

          Extreme Networks created Bug xos0074073 for this. Issue will be fixed in next release EXOS 22.7.1.

           

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - Extreme Networks created Bug xos0074073 for this. Issue will be fixed in next release EXOS 22.7.1.  

          Damn... you're right Adam. Looks like a issue at Extreme again. Time to contact their GTAC again :/

           

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - Damn... you're right Adam. Looks like a issue at Extreme again. Time to contact their GTAC again :/  

          The device is reporting these sensors as unavailable. This probably needs to be directed to Extreme.

          ENTITY-MIB is a very standard MIB, any issues are almost certainly related to vendor bugs.

          entPhySensorOperStatus.812 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.813 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.814 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.815 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.816 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.817 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.818 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.819 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.820 = unavailable
          entPhySensorOperStatus.821 = unavailable

          adama Adam Armstrong added a comment - The device is reporting these sensors as unavailable. This probably needs to be directed to Extreme. ENTITY-MIB is a very standard MIB, any issues are almost certainly related to vendor bugs. entPhySensorOperStatus.812 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.813 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.814 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.815 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.816 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.817 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.818 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.819 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.820 = unavailable entPhySensorOperStatus.821 = unavailable

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            adama Adam Armstrong
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