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How To View Port Status And Optical Transceiver Information On Palo Alto Firewalls

Time: 2024-06-19
        Reading internal transceiver parameters helps monitor link connectivity, optical power, temperature and coding compatibility between transceivers and Palo Alto firewalls. This document uses Moduletek SFP-10G-LR transceiver connected to Palo Alto PA-850 firewall to demonstrate parameter query steps.
Schematic Diagram of Transceiver Connected to Firewall
Figure 1 Schematic Diagram of Transceiver Connected to Firewall
1. View Port Link Status
        Run the command:
            show interface ethernet <interface-number>
        It displays port speed and runtime link status. Runtime link Up means normal transceiver link operation. Traffic statistical data supports fault troubleshooting.
        Note: interface-number refers to physical port ID. You can run show interface to view all ports. Omitting parameters will show information of all Ethernet interfaces.
2. Query Transceiver Identification & Check Device Diagnostic Parameters
        Run the command:
            show transceiver-detail ethernet <interface-number>
        It contains module identity data and diagnostic parameter information.
            1. Module details: Model, vendor, serial number, transmission distance, etc.
            2. Diagnostic data: Parameter values and corresponding threshold ranges.
        Special Note: The displayed diagnostic values are fixed preset parameters inside the firewall, not real-time dynamic DDM monitoring data. Values remain unchanged after replacing optical transceivers.
        Moduletek provides various optical transceivers compatible with Palo Alto firewalls. Welcome to inquire and purchase.
        For further inquiries about the above content, please contact us at: sales@moduletek.com
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