How to check the part number?

[terrykcmau]

Dear All,

By using CLI, how to check the part number on any CISCO's products?

Thanks.

Terry

[Jennifer Halim]

What part# are you looking to check and on which Cisco product?

Different product might have different command to check for the part#.

"show version" will show you the main part# of the product.

[terrykcmau]

Thank Jennifer!!

I am looking the part number on Cisco 2811 Integrated Services Router, could you let me the correct command I can type oon CLI and serach for it?

Many Thanks!!

[Jennifer Halim]

Here is the CLI:

show version

That should give you the part number.

or/

show diag

[terrykcmau]

Dear Jennifer,

This command show me:

sh diag ==>  % Invalid input detected at '^' maker.

Here is my another problem, becuase the switch is not able to touch, can I still able to search the part number from web browser?

Thanks again ~

[Jennifer Halim]

Here is the part# for 2811 router that you can order:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/routers/ps5854/ps5882/product_data_sheet0900aecd8016fa68_ps5854_Products_Data_Sheet.html

The part# available is towards the bottom of the document.

[terrykcmau]

Dear Jennifer,

Thanks for your prompt reply!!

We need to order the same model(w/part#) but we can't connect the console cable and touch the existing device. The only way we can connect it is thru the I.E. or telnet.

So, that why I am headache about how to check the part number in the current situation...

Thanks.   

[johnlloyd_13]

Hi,

You can use the show inventory command.

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[terrykcmau]

Hello John,

switch#sh inventory is not working ><;

thanks.

And I need to check the part#  by other way....

[sg_network]

How about show tech ... may be able to see the current part number?

[Leo Laohoo]

switch#sh inventory is not working ><;

Huh?  What IOS is your router running?

[Jennifer Halim]

Are you sure you are connecting to the right hardware? your hostname seems to suggest it's a "switch" instead of a "router".

Try "sh version", it should give you an indication of what product it is.

[terrykcmau]

Hello all,

I can't use the console cable to connect the router, any method can check its part number through tha LAN connection?(eg: I.E., telnet....etc)

Thanks.

[Jennifer Halim]

Can you share the output of "sh version" from telnet?

[terrykcmau]

Dear Jennifer,

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Could you show me the steps?

Thanks