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Line Cards
Selecting Line Cards in the left pane displays a Card List with information on all the cards in the network. The saved report name starts with CARD_LIST. This list is useful for managing aspects of a network related to card capacity, such as keeping track of how many ports of a specific type are available in the network. The Table Options (right-click a table header for this menu option) can be used to add additional columns such as the Version.
Figure 135: Hardware Inventory: Line Cards

Column | Description |
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Hostname | Device hostname |
Name | Line card name, for example, WS-X6704-10GE |
Device Name | Device name converted into IP/MPLSView format |
Device | Vendor Hardware vendor (Cisco, Juniper Networks) |
Card Id | Slot information, for example, S-0/1 |
Connected | Ports Number of ports that (a) have a corresponding link in the model, (b) are operationally up, or (c) have an IP address defined on the interface |
No. of Ports | Number of physical ports |
Part | Line Card Part number |
S/N | Line Card Serial number |
Version | Line Card Version information, for example, rev A0 ver 4 |
Controller Mem.* | Controller memory (Cisco-specific field) |
Cost (Estimated) | Estimated hardware cost |
Description | Line Card Description |
Device IP Addr. | Loopback IP address of the Device, typically the first one listed |
Device Mgmt IP Addr. | The Management IP Address is the IP addressed used by IP/MPLSView to discover the device. |
FRU Line Card FRU Packet Mem. FRU Route Mem. | Details related to the Field Replacement Unit (Cisco) |
L3 Engine L3 Engine Type | Details related to the L3 Engine (Cisco) |
Reserved Ports | Number of Reserved ports, based on customizable keywords found in the description. |
Shutdown Ports | Ports that have operational or admin status down |
TAN | Top Assembly Number (Cisco ordering number) |
![]() | Note: NMP fields will not be populated if hardware inventory is collected by CLI. |