Open taspelund opened 7 hours ago
In the current output, the mac address shows up as a byte array in decimal:
✕ treyaspelund@Tallon-IV 01:05:08 PM | ~/Downloads ‣ ./oxide --profile colo-admin system hardware switch-port status --port qsfp8 --switch-location switch1 --rack-id 48759651-d754-43e2-ad49-64dde3adc1c2 { "link": { "address": { <<<<< "a": [ <<<<< 168, <<<<< 64, <<<<< 37, <<<<< 5, <<<<< 15, <<<<< 67, <<<<< ] <<<<< }, "asic_id": 136, "autoneg": false, "enabled": true, "fec": "RS", "fsm_state": "LinkUp", "ipv6_enabled": false, "kr": false, "link_id": 0, "link_state": "up", "media": "Optical", "port_id": "qsfp8", "prbs": "Mission", "presence": true, "speed": "Speed100G", "tofino_connector": 41 }, "monitors": { "receiver_power": [ { "average": 1.2298001050949097 }, { "average": 0.8708999752998352 }, { "average": 0.9979000091552734 }, { "average": 1.1165000200271606 } ], "transmitter_bias_current": [ 47.880001068115234, 47.880001068115234, 47.880001068115234, 47.880001068115234 ], "transmitter_power": [ 0.959600031375885, 0.7152000069618225, 0.8762000203132629, 1.259200096130371 ] } }
This should be displayed as a formatted string, like it is in oxide system hardware switch-port show-status:
oxide system hardware switch-port show-status
✕ treyaspelund@Tallon-IV 01:05:31 PM | ~/Downloads ‣ ./oxide --profile colo-admin system hardware switch-port show-status | grep 'qsfp[89]' qsfp8 true true a8:40:25:05:15:43 false RS up/LinkUp Optical Speed100G qsfp9 false - - - - - - - qsfp8 true true a8:40:25:05:0f:43 false RS up/LinkUp Optical Speed100G <<<<<< qsfp9 false - - - - - - -
In the current output, the mac address shows up as a byte array in decimal:
This should be displayed as a formatted string, like it is in
oxide system hardware switch-port show-status
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