Open Networking switch - How to identify the Service Tag on Open Network Install Environment (ONIE)

Summary: This article introduces how to check your Open Networking Switch Service Tag from the Open Network Install Environment (ONIE) by using command.

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Article Summary

This article provides how to identify the Switch Service Tag on Open Network Install Environment (ONIE).

 

Products to be applied:

  • Dell Networking S3048-ON
  • Dell Networking S4048-ON
  • Dell Networking S4048T-ON
  • Dell Networking S6000-ON
  • Dell Networking S6010-ON
  • Dell Networking S6100-ON
  • Dell Networking Z9100-ON

 


How to Identify Service tag


 

  1. Connect to the switch with a serial console via the serial console port.

  2. Turn OFF then turn ON the switch power to restart.

  3. After the restart completed, press ESC key within 5 seconds once the message "Press ESC to stop autoboot..." displayed on the terminal software.
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  • Select ONIE from the Grub menu and press Enter key.
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  • Select Rescue from the ONIE menu and press Enter key.

     

    If the NOS is installed, ensure the Rescue is selected since OS does not boot if ""Install OS" is selected.

     

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  • Run the command: onie-syseeprom on the ONIE prompt.
    The Service Tag is displayed in the "Service Tag" line.
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Affected Products

Networking, PowerSwitch S3048-ON, PowerSwitch S4048-ON, PowerSwitch S6000 ON, PowerSwitch S4048T-ON, PowerSwitch S6010-ON, PowerSwitch S6100-ON, PowerSwitch Z9100-ON
Article Properties
Article Number: 000122325
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 29 July 2025
Version:  5
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