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SFP status on Omada?
SFP status on Omada?
2024-12-31 18:54:35 - last edited 2025-01-01 08:28:22
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Model: SG3218XP-M2   TL-SX3008F  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.20.2

hello there.

from what i can tell u can check ddm or sfp status if its not under omada.
like in this link https://www.tp-link.com/us/configuration-guides/configuring_ddm/?configurationId=18201

 

is there no way to do this through omada?

or can i check via cli? does require to go through physical console port? is it possible to do it through omada to do the commands?

thank you and happy holidays!

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Re:SFP status on Omada?-Solution
2024-12-31 19:55:15 - last edited 2025-01-01 08:28:22

Hi @ImranRn,

 

Omada lets you run cli commands for supported devices. Click the wrench icon on the left, then select Terminal near top of the page. Select Switch for Device Type and then you should get a list of your switches when you select a Source.  Unsupported switches should have an warning icon.  Tick the checkbox for the switch you want, click Confirm and then click the Open Terminal button and your in.

 

If your switch is not supported in Omada, just use an ssh client to access the switch (assuming it's not blocked).  Worst case, use the console port.

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Re:SFP status on Omada?-Solution
2024-12-31 19:55:15 - last edited 2025-01-01 08:28:22

Hi @ImranRn,

 

Omada lets you run cli commands for supported devices. Click the wrench icon on the left, then select Terminal near top of the page. Select Switch for Device Type and then you should get a list of your switches when you select a Source.  Unsupported switches should have an warning icon.  Tick the checkbox for the switch you want, click Confirm and then click the Open Terminal button and your in.

 

If your switch is not supported in Omada, just use an ssh client to access the switch (assuming it's not blocked).  Worst case, use the console port.

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Re:SFP status on Omada?
2024-12-31 20:00:13

  @D-C hi! Thanks for the reply!

 

I tried using the terminal in omada, I was able to go in but the commands seems limited? 

Cant do show ddm status. Error no command found. 

 

Thanks!

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Re:SFP status on Omada?
2024-12-31 20:03:49

@ImranRn, type enable to go into "Privileged" mode.  Then you should have access to all the commands.

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Re:SFP status on Omada?
2025-01-01 08:27:50

  @D-C 

 

hey thanks! that worked! i'm able to see sfp status now.

will omada implement it in gui in the future? instead of going through terminal. that would be awesome.

 

thank you for your help! really apprceciate it.

 

happy holidays!

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