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Identify C9400-LC-48H-UL?

wiltsa
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Hi,

Is there a way to identify C9400-LC-48H-UL cards vs regular C9400-LC-48H's? When I do a 'sh inv' it just shows up as a regular 48H.

NAME: "Slot 1 Linecard", DESCR: "Cisco Catalyst 9400 Series 48-Port 90W BT 10/100/1000 (RJ-45)"
PID: C9400-LC-48H , VID: V03

sh mod:

1 48 48-Port 90W BT 10/100/1000 (RJ-45) C9400-LC-48H

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let me check show inv for UL standard 

Reza Sharifi
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Hi,

Sometimes, what the show output presents differs from the part number you see in the datasheet, and there isn't much you can do about it.

HTH

 

wiltsa
Level 1
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Maybe it's possible to reference by CLEI? I have a bunch of 48H-UL cards and they seem to all have this same CLEI: INUIAH5EAC

Any idea how to cross reference CLEI's to part numbers?

wiltsa
Level 1
Level 1

Looks like my regular stock of 48H's (non UL) have CLEI of INUIAH5EAA

Sorry, I don't see anywhere on that page, the associated PDF, or table 15, where it lists CLEI's. Part numbers, sure. But I already know the part number: C9400-LC-48H-UL

How do I tell that it's a -UL card from the command line or by just looking at the card visually? It's only labeled as a standard -48H on the card itself and in the cli. There has to be a better way than tracking serial numbers and order numbers. 

So perhaps I can reference from the clei number?

Using the cli, "show module" and/or "show inventory" are the best command to use to see the details, if not, I don't know of another options.

HTH

 

wiltsa
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I listed the output of "sh inv" and "sh mod" in the first post of this thread. Those commands do not show a difference between -UL and 48H cards. They both show up as 48H only. 

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