Previously we have introduced the "Ciena switch to view the optical module information method", probably understand the CIENA switch to access the optical module will have a certain authentication operation; unauthenticated third-party module or device does not support the model, CIENA will not directly close the port so that it can not work, but may trigger an alarm.
        Next, taking CIENA 3930 as an example, Motel Labs takes you to learn how CIENA switches view supported optical module models.
        Use the CIENA 160-9103-900 original module to access the CIENA 3930 switch, check the optical module information, and find that the Oper State shows UCTF, i.e., uncetified, indicating that the current module is a non-certified module.
Figure 1 CIENA 160-9103-900 module

CIENA 3930 non-certified alarm
Figure 2 CIENA 3930 non-certified alarm
        This module is an original CIENA module, which rules out non-authentication alarms caused by third-party modules. Next, check the optical module models supported by the CIENA 3930 switch and execute the command "port xcvr show supported". The output of this command is all the supported CIENA optical module models and their corresponding rates under the current switch model/current system. From the output, you can see that the 160-9103-900 module is not in the list of supported module models of the switch, so the non-authentication alarm appears.
Optical Module Models Supported by the Switch
Figure 3 Optical Module Models Supported by the Switch
        Referring to the above list, accessing the Motek SFP+ LR (compatible with CIENA XCVR-S10V31) optical module, the Oper State shows Ena, i.e., enable, indicating that the current module is a CIENA 3930 certified module.
CIENA 3930 Certified Module
Figure 4 CIENA 3930 Certified Module
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