This article explains how to find the serial number for a BTI device. You may need the serial number when creating a case with JTAC or for inventory tracking.
BTI7000 Series
The CLI can be accessed via Telnet (port 3084) or SSH (port 8022), then:
CLI: BTI7000> show hardware
TL1: BTI7000> rtrv-inv;
The Vendor Part Num (CLI) or VENDORPN (TL1) refer to PEC (product identifier), and Vendor Serial Num (CLI) or EQPT:SER (TL1) refers to the serial number.
Note: The chassis serial number is not displayed in the hardware output. Look for the serial number label on the rear of the chassis.
BTI7800 Series
Login to node via CLI using SSH port 22, then:
node-name# show inventory
805
Login to node via CLI using Telnet port 23. After the prompt, type:
BTI-SA-805# show fruinfo system
Note: The 805 is a standalone chassis/box with no FRU (field replaceable unit).
810
Login to node via CLI via Telnet port 23, then:
BTI-SA-810# show fruinfo [parameter]
Available parameters:
main chassis
pw1 power module 1
pw2 power module 2
slot1 slot 1 module
slot2 slot 2 module
821/822
Login to node via CLI via Telnet port 23, then:
BTI-SA-821# show fruinfo [parameter]
Available parameters:
system chassis
pw1 power module 1
pw2 power module 2
702/712/718E
Login to node via CLI using Telnet port 23, then:
BTI-7xx# show version
Note: The 7xx is a standalone chassis/box with no FRU (field replaceable unit)
2018-09-21: Updated solution for 800 and 700 series.