How To Turn Off Alarms For Third-Party Modules On Huawei Switches
When a third-party optical module is installed on a Huawei switch, the module can link up normally, but alarm messages for uncertified modules will appear in port logs and module
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Risks of Using Non-Huawei-Certified Switch Optical Modules
Some non-Huawei-certified switch optical modules are not designed in compliance with EMC standards and have low anti-interference capability. Additionally, they bring electromagnetic
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Some non-certified optical module problem in the design of the data bus, when using such an optical module, will lead to a corresponding device data bus abnormality, and the data is on the data bus
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Vendor information of the early delivered Huawei optical module is not recorded. If this optical module was delivered from Huawei earlier, run the transceiver phony-alarm-disable command
Common Non-Certification Alarm Messages for Switches
ModuleTek Laboratory lists some of the mainstream switch brands that have customized compatibility requirements, and shows you their measures for handling third-party modules.
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If the optical module is delivered by Huawei in the early stage, the system is not affected. If not, the optical module may be abnormal, causing service interruption.
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Huawei is not liable for any problem caused by the use of non-certified optical or copper modules and will not fix such problems. The methods provided here are only for reference.
Why Are Alarms About Optical Modules That Are Not Certified for
Therefore, alarms about optical modules that are not certified for Huawei Ethernet switches are generated. You can run the transceiver non-certified-alarm disable command to disable the alarm
How Huawei CE & S Series Switches Handle Non-Certified Optical Modules
Huawei CE and S series switches both incorporate an optical module authentication mechanism. On S series switches, authentication is strict and alarm notifications are more visible,