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Can you identify a mini-gbic module on an HP Procurve from the config?
Posted on 2011-03-08
I am trying to identify the Mini-Gbic module that is currently in use on an HP Procurve 4104 Switch. I want to identify the module, preferably without yanking the module and checking it. I have viewed the config, modules, and various other information from command line. But I have not been able to view any information about the mini module. Any idea how to identify it?
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