KB 471506 - How to Fetch Transceiver Details of All Ports in an InfiniBand QM9700 Switch
Overview
On NVIDIA/Mellanox QM9700 InfiniBand switches, you may need to view the transceiver details (e.g., vendor, part number, and serial number) for connected optical modules or cables. This can be useful for troubleshooting, inventory tracking, or validating optics compatibility.
The QM9700 NOS provides CLI commands that allow you to retrieve transceiver details for all ports at once or for a specific port.
Prerequisites
Fetching Transceiver Details
1. All Ports (Bulk View)
To display transceiver details for all InfiniBand ports:
This will output a table including:
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Interface/Port
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Vendor Name
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Part Number
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Serial Number
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Type (QSFP, AOC, DAC, etc.)
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Wavelength / Length
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Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) data: Temperature, Voltage, TX/RX Power
2. Individual Port
If you want to check details for a specific InfiniBand port, use:
Example:
This will display the same set of details but only for the specified port.
Example Output (Sample)
- IB1/1/1/1 state:
- identifier : OSFP
- cable/module type : Optical module
- cable/module technology : 850 nm VCSEL
- infiniband speeds : NDR
- vendor : NVIDIA
- supported cable length : 30m OM3 ,50m OM4 ,50m OM5
- part number : MMA4Z00-NS
- revision : A5
- serial number : MT2446DC04171
- FW version : 1.9.0
- Round trip time : 760ns
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