we know that dell have many transceiver compatibility matrix for the dell network devices, but I have a question , I have transceiver huawei P/N : 02310PVU Model : OSX080N04, 10GB-80KM-1550nm, and try to using it on Dell S4148F-ON, with Firmware OS10.5.2.3, but when i do show inventory media, the information is different like below :
because we have problem power tx from that device,
here is when i check using : sh interface phy-eth 1/1/40 tranceiver , like below :
SW# show interface phy-eth 1/1/40 transceiver
SFP is present SFP1/1/40 Serial Base ID fields SFP1/1/40 Id = 3 SFP1/1/40 Ext Id = 4 SFP1/1/40 Connector = 7 SFP1/1/40 Transceiver Code = 80000000 SFP1/1/40 Encoding = 6 SFP1/1/40 BR nominal = 103 SFP1/1/40 Length(SFM) Km = 0 SFP1/1/40 Length(OM3) 2m = 0 SFP1/1/40 Length(OM2) 1m = 0 SFP1/1/40 Length(OM1) 1m = 0 SFP1/1/40 Length(copper) 1m = 0 SFP1/1/40 Vendor Rev = 410 SFP1/1/40 Laser wavelength = 1550nm SFP1/1/40 Tunable wavelength= 1550.0nm SFP1/1/40 Check code base = 121 SFP1/1/40 Serial Extended ID fields SFP1/1/40 Options = 1562 SFP1/1/40 BR max = 0 SFP1/1/40 BR min = 0 SFP1/1/40 Vendor SN = 03T118400975 SFP1/1/40 Datecode = 200316 SFP1/1/40 CheckCodeExt = 243
SFP1/1/40 Diagnostic Information ================================================================= SFP1/1/40 Rx Power Measurement type = 104 ================================================================= SFP1/1/40 Temp High Alarm threshold = 80.0C SFP1/1/40 Voltage High Alarm threshold = 3.63mV SFP1/1/40 Bias High Alarm threshold = 120.0mA SFP1/1/40 Tx power High Alarm threshold = 5.999922 dBm SFP1/1/40 Rx power High Alarm threshold = -5.000381 dBm SFP1/1/40 Temp Low Alarm threshold = -10.0C SFP1/1/40 Voltage Low Alarm threshold = 2.97mV SFP1/1/40 Bias Low Alarm threshold = 17.0mA SFP1/1/40 Tx power Low Alarm threshold = -2.000395 dBm SFP1/1/40 Rx power Low Alarm threshold = -26.020601 dBm =============================================================== SFP1/1/40 Temp High Warning threshold = 73.0C SFP1/1/40 Voltage High Warning threshold = 3.464mV SFP1/1/40 Bias High Warning threshold = 112.0mA SFP1/1/40 Tx power High Warning threshold = 4.000023 dBm SFP1/1/40 Rx power High Warning threshold = -7.000571 dBm SFP1/1/40 Temp Low Warning threshold = -3.0C SFP1/1/40 Voltage Low Warning threshold = 3.134mV SFP1/1/40 Bias Low Warning threshold = 20.0mA SFP1/1/40 Tx power Low Warning threshold = 0.000000 dBm SFP1/1/40 Rx power Low Warning threshold = -24.089354 dBm ================================================================== SFP1/1/40 Temp High Alarm flag = False SFP1/1/40 Voltage High Alarm flag = False SFP1/1/40 Temp Low Alarm flag = False SFP1/1/40 Voltage Low Alarm flag = False SFP1/1/40 Temp High Warning flag = False SFP1/1/40 Voltage High Warning flag = False SFP1/1/40 Temp Low Warning flag = False SFP1/1/40 Voltage Low Warning flag = False ==================================================================== SFP1/1/40 Temperature = 35.093C SFP1/1/40 Voltage = 3.3V SFP1/1/40 Rate select state = false ==================================================================== SFP Channel = 0 SFP Tx Bias Current = 0.0mA SFP Tx power = no power SFP Rx power = -12.225732 dBm SFP Bias High Alarm flag = False SFP Rx power High Alarm flag = False SFP Rx LOS state = False SFP Tx fault state = False SFP Tx disable state = True SFP Bias Low Alarm flag = False SFP Rx power Low Alarm flag = False SFP Bias High Warning flag = False SFP Rx power High Warning flag = False SFP Bias Low Warning flag = False SFP Rx power Low Warning flag = False
yes,the issue is still the same when i plug into other port and port on another switch 4148F, of course i have check the compatibility, but we know that sometimes SFP 3rd party can work on switch dell. so i think it means that huawei tranceiver not compatible with dell.
but it stranges me why dell detect the tranceiver as 25GB ..
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Posted April 28th, 2021 06:00
Hello,
probably something related to the transceiver compatibility. The issue is the same on other ports?
Did you check this document? Maybe it can help you
https://dell.to/2PtkPrk
Thanks
Marco
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