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  • 1.  what interface is this?

    Posted 09-04-2020 08:25

    Hi Folks

     

    I am trying to track down this message.

     

    Sep  3 20:28:52  js0452-2 : %PFE-5: fpc0 32x1G/4x10G Fiber PIC link 23 SFP receive power high warning cleared
    Sep  3 20:33:16  js0452-2 : %PFE-5: fpc0 32x1G/4x10G Fiber PIC link 23 SFP receive power high warning set
    Sep  3 20:58:51  js0452-2 : %PFE-5: fpc0 32x1G/4x10G Fiber PIC link 23 SFP receive power high warning cleared

     

    does this map to ge-0/0/23 or other?  how do I tell



  • 2.  RE: what interface is this?

    Posted 09-04-2020 09:46

    Hello Big ,

    Greetings !!

     

    AS you mentioned this maps to interface ge-0/0/23 and if show chassis hardware output is provided i can confirm you

    Probably these logs are  issue is seen more often when non-Juniper SFPs are used, because different SFP makers handle SFP monitoring in different ways.  As long as you are not seeing a traffic impact along with the power warning, the message is safe to ignore.

     

    For more information Kindly have these below docs

     

    https://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB19016&act=login

    Please, Mark My Solution Accepted if it Helped, Kudos are Appreciated too!!!

    Regards

    Deeksha P

     



  • 3.  RE: what interface is this?
    Best Answer

    Posted 09-04-2020 17:01

    Sep  3 20:28:52  js0452-2 : %PFE-5: fpc0 32x1G/4x10G Fiber PIC link 23 SFP receive power high warning cleared
    Sep  3 20:33:16  js0452-2 : %PFE-5: fpc0 32x1G/4x10G Fiber PIC link 23 SFP receive power high warning set
    Sep  3 20:58:51  js0452-2 : %PFE-5: fpc0 32x1G/4x10G Fiber PIC link 23 SFP receive power high warning cleared

     

    Yes this is ge-0/0/23  

    First number is fpc 

    last number is port (link)

     

    The error seems to be your partner link here is running too hot on transmit power.  Add a pad to this line once you confirm these are a matched set and appropriate power for the distance.

     



  • 4.  RE: what interface is this?

     
    Posted 09-07-2020 02:40

    Hi Big,

     

    Greetings,

     


    I have gone through all the logs and found below suspicious logs are appearing for SFP of FPC 0 –

    When a low power condition is detected on an SFP, a message similar to the following appears in the Syslog:

    The bus that the router uses to monitor the SFP and update diagnostic data is called "i2c" or IIC, for an inter-integrated circuit. Conditions sometimes arise that cause the i2c to miss updates. As a result, you might see warnings and alarms regarding low power that subsequently clear. These should not affect traffic in any way.


    This issue is seen more often when non-Juniper SFPs are used because different SFP makers handle SFP monitoring in different ways.

    Since we are receiving the low power, So I would suggest you to please re-insert or swap out the SFP at the remote end and then check if these logs are still appearing or not.

     

    Please mark "Accepted Solution" if this helps.

    Kudos are always appreciated

     

    Thanks

    Suraj