Re: [c-nsp] N9K ASIC port grouping
--- Begin Message --- Yes, 9236C is 6 slices, 6 x 100G each. I guess I should have been nice and dumped a few other common platforms from the lab - see below. Tim ** 93180YC-FX (1 slice, 18 x 100G): tstevens-93180yc-fx-3# sh int hard Legends: SMod - Source Mod. 0 is N/A Unit - Unit on which port resides. N/A for port channels HPort - Hardware Port Number or Hardware Trunk Id: HName - Hardware port name. None means N/A FPort - Fabric facing port number. 255 means N/A NPort - Front panel port number VPort - Virtual Port Number. -1 means N/A Slice - Slice Number. N/A for BCM systems SPort - Port Number wrt Slice. N/A for BCM systems SrcId - Source Id Number. N/A for BCM systems MacIdx - Mac index. N/A for BCM systems MacSubPort - Mac sub port. N/A for BCM systems Name Ifindex Smod Unit HPort FPort NPort VPort Slice SPort SrcId MacId MacSP Eth1/1 1a00 1016255 0 -10 16324 0 Eth1/2 1a000200 1017255 4 -10 17344 2 Eth1/3 1a000400 1018255 8 -10 18364 4 Eth1/4 1a000600 1019255 12-10 19384 6 Eth1/5 1a000800 1012255 16-10 12243 0 Eth1/6 1a000a00 1013255 20-10 13263 2 Eth1/7 1a000c00 1014255 24-10 14283 4 Eth1/8 1a000e00 1015255 28-10 15303 6 Eth1/9 1a001000 108 255 32-10 8 162 0 Eth1/101a001200 109 255 36-10 9 182 2 Eth1/111a001400 1010255 40-10 10202 4 Eth1/121a001600 1011255 44-10 11222 6 Eth1/131a001800 104 255 48-10 4 8 1 0 Eth1/141a001a00 105 255 52-10 5 101 2 Eth1/151a001c00 106 255 56-10 6 121 4 Eth1/161a001e00 107 255 60-10 7 141 6 Eth1/171a002000 100 255 64-10 0 0 0 0 Eth1/181a002200 101 255 68-10 1 2 0 2 Eth1/191a002400 102 255 72-10 2 4 0 4 Eth1/201a002600 103 255 76-10 3 6 0 6 Eth1/211a002800 1056255 80-10 56112 140 Eth1/221a002a00 1057255 84-10 57114 142 Eth1/231a002c00 1058255 88-10 58116 144 Eth1/241a002e00 1059255 92-10 59118 146 Eth1/251a003000 1052255 96-10 52104 130 Eth1/261a003200 1053255 100 -10 53106 132 Eth1/271a003400 1054255 104 -10 54108 134 Eth1/281a003600 1055255 108 -10 55110 136 Eth1/291a003800 1048255 112 -10 4896120 Eth1/301a003a00 1049255 116 -10 4998122 Eth1/311a003c00 1050255 120 -10 50100 124 Eth1/321a003e00 1051255 124 -10 51102 126 Eth1/331a004000 1044255 128 -10 4488110 Eth1/341a004200 1045255 132 -10 4590112 Eth1/351a004400 1046255 136 -10 4692114 Eth1/361a004600 1047255 140 -10 4794116 Eth1/371a004800 1040255 144 -10 4080100 Eth1/381a004a00 1041255 148 -10 4182102 Eth1/391a004c00 1042255 152 -10 4284104 Eth1/401a004e00 1043255 156 -10 4386106 Eth1/411a005000 1036255 160 -10 36729 0 Eth1/421a005200 1037255 164 -10 37749 2 Eth1/431a005400 1038255 168 -10 38769 4 Eth1/441a005600 1039255 172 -10 39789 6 Eth1/451a005800 1068255 176 -10 68136 170 Eth1/461a005a00 1069255 180 -10 69138 172 Eth1/471a005c00 1070255 184 -10 70140 174 Eth1/481a005e00 1071255 188 -10 71142 176 Eth1/491a006000 1
Re: [c-nsp] N9K ASIC port grouping
Hi nsp, N9K-C9236C: # sh interface hardware-mappings Legends: SMod - Source Mod. 0 is N/A Unit - Unit on which port resides. N/A for port channels HPort - Hardware Port Number or Hardware Trunk Id: HName - Hardware port name. None means N/A FPort - Fabric facing port number. 255 means N/A NPort - Front panel port number VPort - Virtual Port Number. -1 means N/A Slice - Slice Number. N/A for BCM systems SPort - Port Number wrt Slice. N/A for BCM systems SrcId - Source Id Number. N/A for BCM systems Name Ifindex Smod Unit HPort FPort NPort VPort Slice SPort SrcId Eth1/1 1a00 1016255 0 -10 1632 Eth1/2 1a000200 1012255 4 -10 1224 Eth1/3 1a000400 1020255 8 -10 2040 Eth1/4 1a000600 108 255 12-10 8 16 Eth1/5 1a000800 100 255 16-10 0 0 Eth1/6 1a000a00 104 255 20-10 4 8 Eth1/7 1a000c00 10136 255 24-14 1632 Eth1/8 1a000e00 10140 255 28-14 2040 Eth1/9 1a001000 10128 255 32-14 8 16 Eth1/101a001200 10132 255 36-14 1224 Eth1/111a001400 10120 255 40-14 0 0 Eth1/121a001600 10124 255 44-14 4 8 Eth1/131a001800 1046255 48-11 1632 Eth1/141a001a00 1050255 52-11 2040 Eth1/151a001c00 1038255 56-11 8 16 Eth1/161a001e00 1042255 60-11 1224 Eth1/171a002000 1030255 64-11 0 0 Eth1/181a002200 1034255 68-11 4 8 Eth1/191a002400 1064255 72-12 4 8 Eth1/201a002600 1060255 76-12 0 0 Eth1/211a002800 1072255 80-12 1224 Eth1/221a002a00 1068255 84-12 8 16 Eth1/231a002c00 1080255 88-12 2040 Eth1/241a002e00 1076255 92-12 1632 Eth1/251a003000 10154 255 96-15 4 8 Eth1/261a003200 10150 255 100 -15 0 0 Eth1/271a003400 10162 255 104 -15 1224 Eth1/281a003600 10158 255 108 -15 8 16 Eth1/291a003800 10170 255 112 -15 2040 Eth1/301a003a00 10166 255 116 -15 1632 Eth1/311a003c00 1094255 120 -13 4 8 Eth1/321a003e00 1090255 124 -13 0 0 Eth1/331a004000 10110 255 128 -13 2040 Eth1/341a004200 1098255 132 -13 8 16 Eth1/351a004400 10102 255 136 -13 1224 Eth1/361a004600 10106 255 140 -13 1632 BR, Pedro Caetano On Mon, Jun 25, 2018 at 2:00 PM, Tim Stevenson (tstevens) via cisco-nsp < cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net> wrote: > ___ > cisco-nsp mailing list cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net > https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp > archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/ > > > -- Forwarded message -- > From: "Tim Stevenson (tstevens)" > To: Youssef Bengelloun-Zahr , Cisco Network Service > Providers > Cc: > Bcc: > Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2018 18:00:40 + > Subject: RE: [c-nsp] N9K ASIC port grouping > Not aware of a single document that will show that for all platforms. Best > way is "show interface hardware-mappings". "Unit" and "Slice" are the main > points of reference (unit == ASIC instance, slice == pipeline). > > E.g., 93180yc-ex: > leaf1# sh int hard > Legends: >SMod - Source Mod. 0 is N/A >Unit - Unit on which port resides. N/A for port channels >HPort - Hardware Port Number or Hardware Trunk Id: >HName - Hardware port name. None means N/A >FPort - Fabric facing port number. 255 means N/A >NPort - Front panel port number >VPort - Virtual Port Number. -1 means N/A >Slice - Slice Number. N/A for BCM systems >SPort - Port Number wrt Slice. N/A for BCM systems >SrcId - Source Id Number. N/A for BCM systems >MacIdx - Mac index. N/A for BCM systems >MacSubPort - Mac sub port. N/A for BCM systems > > > > Name Ifindex Smod Unit HPort FPort NPort VPort Slice SPort SrcId > MacId MacSP > -
[c-nsp] Ucode Upgrade 3750x
Hi all, Trying in the lab to minimise the down time when upgrading the switch IOS on a 3750x stack which has a microcode upgrade. The commands I ‘me using are: archive download-sw / force-ucode-reload tftp:/x.x.x.x/y.tar. all seems to start off well ,I get the following: A UCODE upgrade with forced reload results in a shorter reload time and downtime for the switch or stack if the switch requires new UCODE with the new software. If no UCODE upgrade is required after the software download, then the reload proceeds as normal. After a successful software download and upgrade, and if the UCODE upgrade is necessary, the reload may be delayed by up to 20 minutes (though typically less) in order to complete the UCODE upgrade. During this time, on the supported switches, no new powered devices will be granted power, no new power supplies will be recognized, and stack-power topology changes will not be indicated on the console. All other switch functionality is unaffected. Do you wish to continue? (yes/[no]): yes Loading c3750e-universalk9-tar.152-4.E6.tar from 192.168.0.2 (via Vlan11): !.!.!!!.!!!.!!.!!!.! [OK - 31068160 bytes] Loading c3750e-universalk9-tar.152-4.E6.tar from 192.168.0.2 (via Vlan11): !..!!!.. examining image... extracting info (108 bytes) extracting c3750e-universalk9-mz.152-4.E6/info (537 bytes) extracting info (108 bytes) Stacking Version Number: 1.59 System Type: 0x0002 Ios Image File Size: 0x018B7A00 Total Image File Size: 0x01DA1200 Minimum Dram required: 0x0800 Image Suffix: universalk9-152-4.E6 Image Directory: c3750e-universalk9-mz.152-4.E6 Image Name:c3750e-universalk9-mz.152-4.E6.bin Image Feature: IP|LAYER_3|PLUS|SSH|3DES|MIN_DRAM_MEG=128 FRU Module Version:03.08.06.WAL Then all stops with the following errors: Error: The requested upgrade will cause an incompatibility since the Error: FRU Module version numbers in the tar files are not compatible. Error: If only one tar file was specified, the version number is not Error: compatible with the existing image. Error: If this is really what you want to do, you have to specify the Error: `/no-version-check' option to override this compatibility Error: check. Could not find UCODE image on switch 80145688. UCODE upgrade may occur after reload. No UCODE upgrade. Ucode does occur when I reload but I get 15min outage. Maybe I’me looking at the wrong documents….not much online of any help that I can see. Any advice appreciated. Rgds Harry Harry Hambi BEng(Hons) MIET Rsgb http://www.bbc.co.uk This e-mail (and any attachments) is confidential and may contain personal views which are not the views of the BBC unless specifically stated. If you have received it in error, please delete it from your system. Do not use, copy or disclose the information in any way nor act in reliance on it and notify the sender immediately. Please note that the BBC monitors e-mails sent or received. Further communication will signify your consent to this. - ___ cisco-nsp mailing list cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
