How to determine link and transceiver status on AUX ports on a PA 5220 via CLI

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How to determine link and transceiver status on AUX ports on a PA 5220 via CLI

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I am trying to figure out how to determine the link and transceiver status on the AUX ports on a PA 5220, when used in HA1 mode.

 

I know that via the CLI, you can determine the transceiver status with the following command, but I do NOT see the AUX ports listed:

 

show system state filter sys.s1.p*.phy

 

Is there another CLI command to show link and transceiver status on the AUX ports?

 

Thanks.

Clarke

 

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Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

that command is for dataplane interfaces, aux is hooked to the system

 

you can see which interfaces aux-1 and aux-2 are bound to with this command:

admin@PA-5220> show system state filter cfg.aux_intf.map

cfg.aux_intf.map: { 'aux-1': eth5, 'aux-2': eth6, }

you can then lookup both interfaces:

admin@PA-5220> show system state filter net.s0.eth5.*

net.s0.eth5.cfg: { 'disable-dhcp': True, 'fips-gated': True, 'hwaddr': d4:f4:be:c3:d8:06, 'ifindex': 7, 'ip-type': static, 'mtu': 1500, 'onboot': True, 'routes': { 'default': , }, 'table': aux-1, 'up': True, 'v6routes': { 'de
fault': , }, }
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-dns: { }
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-ntp: { }
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-opcmd: 0
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-options: { }
net.s0.eth5.hwcfg: { 'advertised': [ ], 'link': Down, 'mode': Force, 'setting': 1Gb/s-full, }
net.s0.eth5.stats: { 'rx-bytes': 0, 'rx-compressed': 0, 'rx-drop': 0, 'rx-errs': 0, 'rx-fifo': 0, 'rx-frame': 0, 'rx-multicast': 0, 'rx-packets': 0, 'tx-bytes': 0, 'tx-carrier': 0, 'tx-colls': 0, 'tx-compressed': 0, 'tx-drop'
: 0, 'tx-errs': 0, 'tx-fifo': 0, 'tx-packets': 0, }

admin@PA-5220> show system state filter net.s0.eth6.*

net.s0.eth6.cfg: { 'disable-dhcp': True, 'fips-gated': True, 'hwaddr': d4:f4:be:c3:d8:07, 'ifindex': 8, 'ip-type': static, 'mtu': 1500, 'onboot': True, 'routes': { 'default': , }, 'table': aux-2, 'up': True, 'v6routes': { 'de
fault': , }, }
net.s0.eth6.hwcfg: { 'advertised': [ 1Gb/s-full, auto, ], 'link': Down, 'mode': Autoneg, 'setting': 1Gb/s-full, }
net.s0.eth6.stats: { 'rx-bytes': 0, 'rx-compressed': 0, 'rx-drop': 0, 'rx-errs': 0, 'rx-fifo': 0, 'rx-frame': 0, 'rx-multicast': 0, 'rx-packets': 0, 'tx-bytes': 0, 'tx-carrier': 0, 'tx-colls': 0, 'tx-compressed': 0, 'tx-drop'
: 0, 'tx-errs': 0, 'tx-fifo': 0, 'tx-packets': 0, }
Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

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Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

that command is for dataplane interfaces, aux is hooked to the system

 

you can see which interfaces aux-1 and aux-2 are bound to with this command:

admin@PA-5220> show system state filter cfg.aux_intf.map

cfg.aux_intf.map: { 'aux-1': eth5, 'aux-2': eth6, }

you can then lookup both interfaces:

admin@PA-5220> show system state filter net.s0.eth5.*

net.s0.eth5.cfg: { 'disable-dhcp': True, 'fips-gated': True, 'hwaddr': d4:f4:be:c3:d8:06, 'ifindex': 7, 'ip-type': static, 'mtu': 1500, 'onboot': True, 'routes': { 'default': , }, 'table': aux-1, 'up': True, 'v6routes': { 'de
fault': , }, }
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-dns: { }
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-ntp: { }
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-opcmd: 0
net.s0.eth5.dhcp-options: { }
net.s0.eth5.hwcfg: { 'advertised': [ ], 'link': Down, 'mode': Force, 'setting': 1Gb/s-full, }
net.s0.eth5.stats: { 'rx-bytes': 0, 'rx-compressed': 0, 'rx-drop': 0, 'rx-errs': 0, 'rx-fifo': 0, 'rx-frame': 0, 'rx-multicast': 0, 'rx-packets': 0, 'tx-bytes': 0, 'tx-carrier': 0, 'tx-colls': 0, 'tx-compressed': 0, 'tx-drop'
: 0, 'tx-errs': 0, 'tx-fifo': 0, 'tx-packets': 0, }

admin@PA-5220> show system state filter net.s0.eth6.*

net.s0.eth6.cfg: { 'disable-dhcp': True, 'fips-gated': True, 'hwaddr': d4:f4:be:c3:d8:07, 'ifindex': 8, 'ip-type': static, 'mtu': 1500, 'onboot': True, 'routes': { 'default': , }, 'table': aux-2, 'up': True, 'v6routes': { 'de
fault': , }, }
net.s0.eth6.hwcfg: { 'advertised': [ 1Gb/s-full, auto, ], 'link': Down, 'mode': Autoneg, 'setting': 1Gb/s-full, }
net.s0.eth6.stats: { 'rx-bytes': 0, 'rx-compressed': 0, 'rx-drop': 0, 'rx-errs': 0, 'rx-fifo': 0, 'rx-frame': 0, 'rx-multicast': 0, 'rx-packets': 0, 'tx-bytes': 0, 'tx-carrier': 0, 'tx-colls': 0, 'tx-compressed': 0, 'tx-drop'
: 0, 'tx-errs': 0, 'tx-fifo': 0, 'tx-packets': 0, }
Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization
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