The system l1 module command enters the configuration mode for Layer 1 parameters. The no and default versions of the command restore the switch to the default settings.

Configuration Mode

System Layer 1 Configuration Mode

Command Syntax

system l1 module linecard linecard_name switch switch_name

Parameters

Example

• Use the following command to enter the System L1 Configuration mode and add the linecard, 3, to the configuration:

  switch(config)# system l1
  switch(config-system-l1)# module linecard 3

The system l1 module profile command configures Layer 1 module profiles on a switch. The no and default versions of the command remove the configuration from the running-config.

Command Mode

System Layer 1 Configuration Mode

Command Syntax

system l1 module module_name profile profile_name

Parameters

Examples

• Configure the built-in profile, Uniform-4x100g-2-R, on a modular system with Linecard3, Linecard4, and Linecard6:

  switch(config)# system l1
  switch(config-system-l1)# module Linecard3-4,6 profile Uniform-4x100G2-R

• Configure the built-in profile, Uniform-4x100g-2-R, on a fixed system:

  switch(config)# system l1
  switch(config-system-l1)# module switch profile Uniform-4x100G2-R

The system l1 unsupported command enters the configuration mode for Layer 1 parameters and configures the response to unsupported L1 configurations. The no and default versions of the command restore the switch to the default settings.

Configuration Mode

System Layer 1 Configuration Mode

Command Syntax

system l1 unsupported [error-correction | speed] action [error | warn]

Parameters

Examples

• Use the following command to enter the System L1 Configuration mode and specify to return a warning for unsupported speeds on the switch:

  switch(config)# system l1
  switch(config-system-l1)# unsupported speed action warn

• When attempting to add an unsupported speed to the switch, EOS returns a warning message:

  switch(config-if-ET1/2)# speed 200g-4
  ! Speed and duplex settings are not compatible with transceiver for interface EthernetX/Y.
  Do you wish to proceed with this command? [y/N]

The show l1 modules profile status command displays the status of configured Layer 1 profiles on the switch.

Command Mode

EXEC

Command Syntax

show l1 modules profile status

Examples

• Use the show l1 modules profile status to display the status. On a modular system, the command returns the following output:

  switch# show l1 modules profiles status
  * Indicates that the configured profile definition has changed
  
  Module    Operational        Configured         Status
  --------- ------------------ ------------------ ------------
  linecard3 Uniform-4x100G-2-R Uniform-4x100G-2-R applied
  linecard4 n/a                Uniform-4x100G-2-R not inserted
  linecard5 n/a                Uniform-4x10G-1    pending
  linecard6 n/a                Uniform-4x10G-1    error
  linecard7 n/a                n/a                applied

• On a fixed system, the command returns the following output:

  switch# show l1 modules profiles status
  * Indicates that the configured profile definition has changed
  
  Module Operational        Configured         Status
  ------ ------------------ ------------------ -------
  switch Uniform-4x100G-2-R Uniform-4x100G-2-R applied

• The Status column has one of the following entries:
  • applied - Operational and configured profiles match. No action needed.
  • not inserted - Module not inserted and nothing to configure.
  • pending - Requires a card reinsertion or switch powercycle before module becomes operational. Reboot the switch or simulate reinserting the cards.
  • error - Configured profile on an unsupported module. Double-check the platform compatibility list.