Chassis Management Commands

nv show platform

	nv show platform Displays the types of data available under more specific platform commands.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform operational ------------- ---------------------------------------- system-mac 9C:63:C0:72:B2:12 manufacturer Nvidia product-name N5110_LD cpu x86_64 AMD EPYC 3151 4-Core Processor x8 memory 16320876 kB disk-size 74.5G port-layout 18 x 400G-OSFP part-number 692-9K36F-00MV-JS0 serial-number MT2416X02630 asic-model Quantum3 system-uuid 317ab89a-032b-11ef-8000-b0cf0e0b5900`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformenvironment nv show platform firmware Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformsoftware
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nv show platform firmware

	nv show platform firmware Displays platform firmware information.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform firmware Name Actual FW Part Number FW Source ----- ------------------ ------------------------------ --------- ASIC 35_2014_0402-010 920-9K36F-00MV-JS0_QPN_Ax default BIOS 0ACTV_0.00.007 N/A N/A BMC V.88.0002.0500-04 N/A N/A CPLD1 CPLD000370_REV0010 N/A N/A CPLD2 CPLD000371_REV0010 N/A N/A CPLD3 CPLD000373_REV0010 N/A N/A CPLD4 CPLD000372_REV0003 N/A N/A FPGA N/A N/A N/A SSD CE00A400 Virtium VTPM24CEXI080-BM110006 N/A`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/firmware
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatform nv show platform firmware Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformsoftware
Notes

nv show platform chassis-location

	nv show platform chassis-location Display chassis location information.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform chassis-location operational ----------- ------------------ tray-index 0 slot-index 0 chassis-id N/A topology-id Loopback`
Related Commands
Notes

nv show platform environment

	nv show platform environment Displays the types of data available under more specific platform environment commands.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment Name Type State ------------------------------- ----------- ----- ASIC temperature ok Ambient-Fan-Side-Temp temperature ok CPU-Pack-Temp temperature ok FAN1 led off FAN1/1 fan ok FAN1/2 fan ok FAN2 led off FAN2/1 fan ok FAN2/2 fan ok FAN3 led off FAN3/1 fan ok FAN3/2 fan ok FAN4 led off FAN4/1 fan ok FAN4/2 fan ok FAN5 led off FAN5/1 fan ok FAN5/2 fan ok FAN6 led off FAN6/1 fan ok FAN6/2 fan ok HSC-VinDC-In voltage ok HSC-VinDC-Out voltage ok PDB-1-Conv-In-1 voltage ok PDB-1-Conv-Out-1 voltage ok PDB-2-Conv-In-1 voltage ok PDB-2-Conv-Out-1 voltage ok PDB-3-Conv-In-1 voltage ok PDB-3-Conv-Out-1 voltage ok PDB-4-Conv-In-1 voltage ok PDB-4-Conv-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-1-12V-VDD-ASIC1-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-1-ASIC1-VDD-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-2-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC1-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-2-ASIC1-DVDD-PL0-Out-2 voltage ok PMIC-2-ASIC1-HVDD-PL0-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-3-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC1-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-3-ASIC1-DVDD-PL1-Out-2 voltage ok PMIC-3-ASIC1-HVDD-PL1-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-4-12V-VDD-ASIC2-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-4-ASIC2-VDD-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-5-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC2-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-5-ASIC2-DVDD-PL0-Out-2 voltage ok PMIC-5-ASIC2-HVDD-PL0-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-6-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC2-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-6-ASIC2-DVDD-PL1-Out-2 voltage ok PMIC-6-ASIC2-HVDD-PL1-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-7-12V-MAIN-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-7-CEX-VDD-Out-1 voltage ok PMIC-8-COMEX-VDD-MEM-In-1 voltage ok PMIC-8-COMEX-VDD-MEM-Out-1 voltage ok SODIMM-1-Temp temperature ok STATUS led off UID led off
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformenvironmentfan nv show platform environment led nv show platform environment temperature
Notes

nv show platform environment fan

	nv show platform environment fan {fan-id} Displays the maximum, minimum, current speed and state for one or all fans in the system.
Syntax Description	fan-id	Name of the fan whose status to display. If not entered, all fans are displayed.
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment fan Name Fan State Current Speed (RPM) Max Speed Min Speed Fan Direction ------ --------- ------------------- --------- --------- ------------- FAN1/1 ok 23045 33000 6000 B2F FAN1/2 ok 21634 33000 6000 B2F FAN2/1 ok 23557 33000 6000 B2F FAN2/2 ok 22085 33000 6000 B2F FAN3/1 ok 22555 33000 6000 B2F FAN3/2 ok 22085 33000 6000 B2F FAN4/1 ok 22555 33000 6000 B2F FAN4/2 ok 22085 33000 6000 B2F FAN5/1 ok 22555 33000 6000 B2F FAN5/2 ok 22085 33000 6000 B2F FAN6/1 ok 22555 33000 6000 B2F FAN6/2 ok 21634 33000 6000 B2F admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment fan FAN1/1 operational ------------- ----------- state ok current-speed 22555 min-speed 6000 max-speed 33000 direction B2F
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/fan GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/fan/{fan-id}
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformenvironment
Notes

nv show platform environment led

	nv show platform environment led {led-id} Displays the status of one or all LEDs in the system.
Syntax Description	led-id	Name of the LED whose status to display. If not entered, all LEDs are displayed.
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment led LED Name LED Color -------- --------- FAN1 off FAN2 off FAN3 off FAN4 off FAN5 off FAN6 off STATUS green UID blue` `admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment led UID operational ----- ----------- color blue`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/led GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/led/{led-id}
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformenvironment
Notes

nv show platform environment psu

	nv show platform environment psu {psu-id} Displays the capacity, current, power, voltage, and state for one or all PSUs in the system.
Syntax Description	psu-id	Name of the PSU whose status is to be displayed. If psu-is is not specified, all PSUs are displayed.
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment psu Name Capacity [W] Current [A] Power [W] Voltage [V] State ---- ------------ ----------- --------- ----------- ------ PSU1 N/A N/A N/A N/A absent PSU2 2200.00 0.53 120.84 228.00 ok PSU3 2200.00 0.58 132.67 228.75 ok PSU4 N/A N/A N/A N/A absent PSU5 N/A N/A N/A N/A absent PSU6 2200.00 0.64 145.60 227.50 ok PSU7 2200.00 0.52 118.95 228.75 ok PSU8 N/A N/A N/A N/A absent admin @nvos :~$ nv show platform environment psu PSU3 operational -------- ----------- state ok capacity 2200.00 current 0.60 voltage 228.75 power 137.25
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/psu GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/psu/{psu-id}
Related Commands	nv show platform environment nv show platform ps-redundancy
Notes	Depending on the system's power supply redundancy policy, not all PSUs must be present. Therefore, absent PSUs may not cause a system health issue. All PSU sockets must be populated either by a PSU or by a dummy PSU. PSUs without power will be in 'absent' state.

nv show platform environment temperature

	nv show platform environment temperature {sensor-id} Shows platform temperature and displays temperature information from different platform sensors.
Syntax Description	sensor-id	Name of the sensor whose data to display. If not entered, all sensors are displayed.
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment temperature Name Cur Temp (°C) Crit Temp Max Temp Min Temp State --------------------- ------------- --------- -------- -------- ----- ASIC 47.00 105.00 120.00 ok Ambient-Fan-Side-Temp 33.75 ok CPU-Pack-Temp 70.00 100.00 95.00 ok SODIMM-1-Temp 36.50 95.00 85.00 ok` `admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment temperature CPU-Pack-Temp operational ------- ----------- state ok current 46.12 max 95.00 crit 100.00`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/temperature GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/temperature/{sensor-id}
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatformenvironment
Notes	Note the quotes needed for sensor ID containing a space.

nv show platform environment voltage

	nv show platform environment voltage Displays a table with all voltage sensors located on the chassis.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment voltage Name Actual (V) Maximum (V) Minimum (V) State ------------------------------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----- HSC-VinDC-In 54.85 89.53 0.26 ok HSC-VinDC-Out 55.07 0.52 ok PDB-1-Conv-In-1 53.75 64.00 35.56 ok PDB-1-Conv-Out-1 13.43 16.00 8.20 ok PDB-2-Conv-In-1 53.88 64.00 35.56 ok PDB-2-Conv-Out-1 13.41 16.00 8.20 ok PDB-3-Conv-In-1 53.81 64.00 35.56 ok PDB-3-Conv-Out-1 13.40 16.00 8.20 ok PDB-4-Conv-In-1 53.81 64.00 35.56 ok PDB-4-Conv-Out-1 13.44 16.00 8.20 ok PMIC-1-12V-VDD-ASIC1-In-1 13.44 16.00 0.03 ok PMIC-1-ASIC1-VDD-Out-1 1.43 1.64 1.44 ok PMIC-2-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC1-In-1 13.44 16.00 0.03 ok PMIC-2-ASIC1-DVDD-PL0-Out-2 1.67 1.78 1.58 ok PMIC-2-ASIC1-HVDD-PL0-Out-1 1.20 1.35 1.05 ok PMIC-3-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC1-In-1 13.38 16.00 0.03 ok PMIC-3-ASIC1-DVDD-PL1-Out-2 1.68 1.78 1.58 ok PMIC-3-ASIC1-HVDD-PL1-Out-1 1.20 1.35 1.05 ok PMIC-4-12V-VDD-ASIC2-In-1 13.12 16.00 0.03 ok PMIC-4-ASIC2-VDD-Out-1 1.43 1.64 1.44 ok PMIC-5-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC2-In-1 13.16 16.00 0.03 ok PMIC-5-ASIC2-DVDD-PL0-Out-2 1.68 1.78 1.58 ok PMIC-5-ASIC2-HVDD-PL0-Out-1 1.20 1.35 1.05 ok PMIC-6-12V-HVDD-DVDD-ASIC2-In-1 13.09 16.00 0.03 ok PMIC-6-ASIC2-DVDD-PL1-Out-2 1.70 1.78 1.58 ok PMIC-6-ASIC2-HVDD-PL1-Out-1 1.20 1.35 1.05 ok PMIC-7-12V-MAIN-In-1 13.12 ok PMIC-7-CEX-VDD-Out-1 1.06 1.26 0.64 ok PMIC-8-COMEX-VDD-MEM-In-1 13.00 17.00 ok PMIC-8-COMEX-VDD-MEM-Out-1 1.20 1.29 0.90 ok
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/voltage
Related Commands	nv show platform environment voltage
Notes

nv show platform environment voltage sensor

	nv show platform environment voltage <sensor-id> Display voltage of a specific sensor.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform environment voltage PMIC-1-12V-VDD-ASIC1-In-1 operational ------ ----------- state ok actual 13.44 max 16.00 min 0.03`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/voltage/{sensor-id}
Related Commands	nv show platform environment voltage
Notes	This command is supported only on QM9700 platforms

nv show platform inventory

	nv show platform inventory {<inventory-id>} Display the status of all platform components. Includes the following fields: hw-version, model, serial, state and type.
Syntax Description	inventory-id	Display the status of a single platform component (with the same fields as the general command).
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform inventory admin@juliet-68:~$ nv show platform inventory Hw version Model Serial State Type ------ ---------- ------------------ ------------ ----- ------ FAN1/1 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN1/2 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN2/1 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN2/2 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN3/1 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN3/2 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN4/1 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN4/2 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN5/1 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN5/2 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN6/1 N/A N/A N/A ok fan FAN6/2 N/A N/A N/A ok fan SWITCH A2 692-9K36F-00MV-JS0 MT2416X02630 ok switch admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform inventory SWITCH operational ---------------- ------------------ state ok hardware-version A2 model 692-9K36F-00MV-JS0 serial MT2416X02630 type switch
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/inventroy/ GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/inventroy/{inventroy-id}
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatform
Notes

nv show platform transceiver

	nv show platform transceiver {<transceiver-id>} Display the status of all transceivers. Includes fields such as: cable-type, cable-length, vendor-rev and identifier.
Syntax Description	transceiver-id	Display the status of a single transceiver (with the same fields as the general command).
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw1: cable-type : Optical module supported-cable-length : 30m OM3,50m OM4,50m OM5 diagnostics-status : Diagnostic Data Available status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2022-08-19 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A3 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MMA4Z00-NS vendor-sn : MT2234FT11534 sw2: cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 1.0 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2022-04-15 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A2 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP7Y50-N001 vendor-sn : MT2216VS02521 sw3: cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 1.0 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2021-12-22 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A1 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP7Y00-N001 vendor-sn : MT2152VS04096 sw4: cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 1.5 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2021-09-14 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A2 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP7Y60-H01A vendor-sn : MT2138VS01296 sw5: cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 2.0 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2022-07-17 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A3 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP7Y60-H002 vendor-sn : MT2233VS00911 sw6: diagnostics-status : Non present module status : Removed error-status : N/A ... sw30: diagnostics-status : Non present module status : Removed error-status : N/A sw31: cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 0.5 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2021-08-31 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A3 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP4Y10-N00A vendor-sn : MT2134VS00903 sw32: cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 0.5 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2021-08-31 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A3 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP4Y10-N00A vendor-sn : MT2134VS00903 admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw31 cable-type : Copper cable cable-length : 0.5 diagnostics-status : No Diagnostic Data Available. Module is not DDMI capable status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2021-08-31 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A3 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MCP4Y10-N00A vendor-sn : MT2134VS00903 admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw1 sw1: cable-type : Optical module supported-cable-length : 30m OM3,50m OM4,50m OM5 diagnostics-status : Diagnostic Data Available status : Inserted error-status : N/A vendor-data-code : 2022-08-19 identifier : OSFP 8X Pluggable Transceiver vendor-rev : A3 vendor-name : NVIDIA vendor-pn : MMA4Z00-NS vendor-sn : MT2234FT11534 temperature: temperature: temperature : 57.00 C high-alarm-threshold: 80.00 C low-alarm-threshold : -10.00 C voltage: voltage : 3.18 V high-alarm-threshold: 3.50 V low-alarm-threshold : 3.10 V mod-fw-fault : False dp-fw-fault : False channel: channel-1: rx-power: power : 1.68 mW / 2.25 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.58 mW / 1.99 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 54.60 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-2: rx-power: power : 1.58 mW / 1.99 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.58 mW / 1.99 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 48.38 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-3: rx-power: power : 1.54 mW / 1.88 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.58 mW / 1.99 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 50.83 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-4: rx-power: power : 1.74 mW / 2.41 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.58 mW / 1.99 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 55.99 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-5: rx-power: power : 1.55 mW / 1.90 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.59 mW / 2.01 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 62.47 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-6: rx-power: power : 1.64 mW / 2.15 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.57 mW / 1.96 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 54.89 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-7: rx-power: power : 1.46 mW / 1.64 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.61 mW / 2.07 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 53.54 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False channel-8: rx-power: power : 1.46 mW / 1.64 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -6.00 dBm tx-power: power : 1.60 mW / 2.04 dBm high-alarm-thresh: 5.00 dBm low-alarm-thresh : -2.01 dBm tx-bias-current: current : 60.24 mA high-alarm-thresh: 145.00 mA low-alarm-thresh : 5.00 mA rx-cdr-lol : False rx-los : False tx-ad-eq-fault: False tx-cdr-lol : False tx-los : False tx-fault : False
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/ GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/{transceiver-id}
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatform
Notes

nv action reset platform transceiver id

	nv action reset platform transceiver <transceiver-id> Reset specific transceiver module
Syntax Description	transceiver-id	The name of the transceiver
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv action reset platform transceiver sw1 Action executing ... Resetting module sw1 ... OK Action succeeded admin@nvos:~$ nv action reset platform transceiver sw1 Action executing ... Resetting module sw1 ... Failed Action succeeded`
REST API	POST https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/{transceiver-id}
Related Commands	nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware
Notes

nv action install platform transceiver firmware files

	nv action install platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files <file-name> Install firmware image file on the specific transceiver module.
Syntax Description	transceiver-id	The name of the transceiver
	file-name	The name of the FW image file
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv action install platform transceiver sw1 firmware files sec_issu_46_120_10010_dev_signed.bin Action executing ... 100% Installed FW version: 46.120.10010 Action succeeded admin@nvos:~$ nv action install platform transceiver sw5 firmware files sec_issu_46_120_10011_dev_signed.bin Error: Action failed with the following issue: FW update is not supported for this module: no FW mgmt data is found`
REST API	POST https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/{transceiver-id}/firmware/files/{file-name}
Related Commands	nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files
Notes	Burning new firmware version is not supported for copper cables.

nv show platform transceiver firmware

	nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware Display firmware information for specific transceiver module
Syntax Description	transceiver-id	The name of the transceiver
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw1 firmware operational applied ------------------- ------------------ ------- actual-firmware 46.140.1013 fw-upgrade-status N/A fw-upgrade-error-msg N/A admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw2 firmware operational applied ------------------- ------------------ ------- actual-firmware 47.120.10013 fw-upgrade-status OK fw-upgrade-error-msg N/A
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/{transceiver-id}/firmware
Related Commands	nv action install platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files {file-name} nv action reset platform transceiver <transceiver-id>
Notes

nv show platform transceiver firmware files

	nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files Display available firmware files for transceiver module
Syntax Description	transceiver-id	The name of the transceiver
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw3 firmware files Available firmware files File path ------------------------ ---------------------- fw1.bin /host/fw-images/modules/fw1.bin fw2.bin /host/fw-images/modules/fw2.bin`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/{transceiver-id}/firmware/files
Related Commands	nv action install platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files {file-name} nv action reset platform transceiver <transceiver-id> nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware
Notes

nv show platform transceiver firmware files name

	nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files <file-name> Display specific firmware file for transceiver module
Syntax Description	transceiver-id	The name of the transceiver
	file-name	The name of the FW image file
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform transceiver sw3 firmware files fw1.bin Available firmware files File path ------------------------ ---------------------- fw1.bin /host/fw-images/modules/fw1.bin`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/transceiver/{transceiver-id}/firmware/files/{file-name}
Related Commands	nv action install platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware files {file-name} nv action reset platform transceiver <transceiver-id> nv show platform transceiver <transceiver-id> firmware
Notes

nv show platform software installed

	nv show platform software installed Displays the software packages installed in the system.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform software installed --w Installed Software Description Package Version --------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ ------------------ acl access control list - utilities acl 2.2.53-10 adduser add and remove users and groups adduser 3.118 apparmor user-space parser utility for AppArmor apparmor 2.13.6-10 apt commandline package manager apt 2.2.4 apt-transport-https transitional package for https support apt-transport-https 2.2.4 audisp-tacplus audisp module for TACACS+ accounting audisp-tacplus 1.0.2 auditd User space tools for security auditing auditd 1:3.0-2 base-files Debian base system miscellaneous files base-files 11.1+deb11u3 base-passwd Debian base system master password and group files base-passwd 3.5.51 ...
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/software/installed GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/software/installed/{installed-id}
Related Commands	Chassis Management Commands \| id (25.02.2002 IB GA)ChassisManagementCommands nvshowplatform
Notes

nv action turn-on/turn-off platform environment led UID

	nv action turn-on platform environment led UID nv action turn-off platform environment led UID Turns on/off the LED UID
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv action turn-on platform environment led UID`
REST API	POST https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/environment/led/UID
Related Commands
Notes

System Health Monitor

nv show system health

	nv show system health Show system health status
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show system health operational applied ---------- ----------- ------- status Not OK status-led off Health issues ================ Component Status information --------- ------------------ LEAKAGE-1 detected leakage`
Related Commands	nv show system health history
Notes

nv show system health history

	nv show system health history [file-name] Show system health history file.
Syntax Description	file-name	Show health history files in the system
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show system health history` `admin@nvos:~$ nv show system health history files health history reports File path ---------------------- ------------------------- health_history /var/log/health_history health_history.1 /var/log/health_history.1` `admin@nvos:~$ nv show system health history files health_history`
Related Commands	nv show system health
Notes	When running the command via the CLI, the file open in “Less” When no file is selected, the default file name that opens is “health_history”

nv show platform ps-redundancy

	nv show platform ps-redundancy Shows power supply redundancy policy
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show platform ps-redundancy operational applied pending ------- -------------- -------------- ------------- policy grid-redundant grid-redundant no-redundancy min-required 8`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/ps-redundancy
Related Commands	nv set platform ps-redundancy policy nv show system health
Notes	Supported only in systems that do not require all the power supplies to be connected.

nv set platform ps-redundancy policy

	nv set platform ps-redundancy policy {no-redundancy \| ps-redundant \| grid-redundant} Sets system power redundancy policy. When the power redundancy policy requirements are not met a health issue is raised
Syntax Description	no-redundancy	No power supply is reserved. The redundancy is not enabled.
	ps-redundant	One power supply unit is redundant to the rest. The system can work with one less power supply unit.
	grid-redundant	The power supplies are split into two logical power supply grids, each grid contains the minimum power supplies required by the system. The power supplies on the left side of the switch are one grid, and the power supplies on the right switch are the other. The system can work if all the power supplies of one grid fail.
Default	grid-redundant
History	25.02.2002
Example	nv set platform ps-redundancy policy grid-redundant
REST API	PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/ platform/ps-redundancy
Related Commands	nv show system health nv show platform ps-redundancy
Notes	Supported only in systems that do not require all the power supplies to be connected.

Last updated: September 02, 2025