From the command-line interface (CLI), you can display information about the chassis components using the commands in the show chassis hierarchy. These commands get their information from the chassis software process, which runs when the router is up and running. If the SCB, SSB, SFM, or FEB is not running, no information about chassis components is available through the CLI.
Table 29 summarizes the CLI commands you can use to monitor the router chassis. In the table, the commands are grouped by functionality. In the remainder of this chapter, they are explained alphabetically.
| Task or Information to Monitor |
CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Chassis alarm status. |
|
| Clear the chassis alarms. |
|
| Clear the chassis craft-interface display |
|
| Class-of-service configuration. |
|
| Chassis clock-source configuration. |
|
| Information currently on craft display. |
|
| Environmental information. |
show chassis environment
on page 343 show chassis feb on page 353 show chassis environment fpc on page 346 show chassis environment fpm on page 347 show chassis environment mcs on page 348 show chassis environment pcg on page 349 show chassis environment pem on page 350 show chassis environment routing engine on page 351 show chassis environment sfm on page 352 |
| Firmware version. |
|
| FPC and PIC status. |
|
| Hardware inventory. |
|
| MAC address. |
|
| Routing Engine. |
|
| FEB, SCB, SFM, or SSB status. |
|
| Display a message on the router's craft interface. |