[c-nsp] temperature reading GSR

[Paul Stewart]

As I understand it... the Inlet is more related to your "room temperature"
and the HOT Sensor is internal (where it will always be hotter)....

I look at the Inlet mainly to see if there's any room related changes of
drastic nature - but keep an eye on the HOT sensor to indicate air-flow
problems internal to the device...

That's my understanding ;)

Paul


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Subject: [c-nsp] temperature reading GSR

I've typed the command:
show environment temperatures
Slot #  Hot Sensor      Inlet Sensor
         (deg C)          (deg C)
0       27.5            28.0
1       34.5            25.5
2       35.0            26.5
3       39.0            26.5
4       57.5            29.0
5       40.0            27.5
6       47.0            32.0
7       36.5            28.0
8       39.0            26.5
9       36.5            26.0
10      41.0            27.0
11      45.0            27.0
12      42.5            31.5
13      42.5            30.5
14      40.5            28.0
15      44.5            32.0
16      40.0            24.0
17      41.0            24.0
18      39.5            23.5
19      39.0            24.0
20      39.0            25.5
24      NA              NA
25      NA              NA
27      PEM1: OK        NA
        PEM2: OK        NA
        PEM3: OK        NA
28      NA              26.0
29      NA              26.0

Cisco specify a temperature range for each line card, Do I need to focus in
the HOT sensor or the Inlet sensor?

Thanks,
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