Hi There,
I=B4m having troubles calculating used and available voltage in the GSR=B4s of my company. It is very easy to get this information in a 7609 but not in a 12000.
The command I=B4m using is "show environment voltages" and I get some information I still cannot understand at all.
Does someone know how to calculate the available and used voltages in this kind of routers ?
Thanks.
Mauro
Have a look at ther power management command
show gsr power-mgr
Hi Mauro,
Adding to Merv's excellent suggestion you may wish to investigate:
show gsr power-mgr
router# show gsr power-mgr Power management summary
------------------------ Powershelf type: Intelligent AC Power Supplies Operating phase: RUNNING_PHASE Operating mode: REDUNDANT Total supply power: 2800 W Route processors: 120 W Linecards: 402 W Chassis components: 887 W Total inuse power: 1409 W Remaining: 1391 W
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Table 3 show power-mgr Field Descriptions
Field Description
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Powershelf type
The power subsystem in which the power supply modules ( PEMs ) are installed.
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Operating phase
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Operating mode
Redundant or Additive. The current power calculation mode.
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Total supply power
Maximum power available for the zone.
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Route processors
Power consumed by two route processors. Dual route processors are calculated regardless of operating mode.
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Linecards
Total possible power that consumed by all linecards in the zone.
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Chassis components
Total maximum power consumed by chassis components other than line cards ( for example, clock scheduling cards and switching fabric ).
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Total inuse power
Sum of values for route processors, line cards, and chassis components.
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Remaining
Difference between Total supply power and Total inuse power.
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Found on Cisco's Power Management for the Cisco 12000 Series Router:
Brad Reese BradReese.Com - Cisco Power Supply Headquarters
Hi,
I tried show gsr power-mgr but it does not work. The "power-mgr" option is not there.
It is a 12410, the command I got for power information is show environment voltages but the information displayed is not easy to understand.
Any idea ?
Hi,
I tried show gsr power-mgr but it does not work. The "power-mgr" option is not there.
It is a 12410, the command I got for power information is show environment voltages but the information displayed is not easy to understand.
Any idea ?
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