attached...thx.

can you post also " show 7500 " I think this is also a command if not mistaken.

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Im thinking of 7200 series, show 7500 may not be valid , can you see if you see it by " show tech-support "

this must be a 7513 , there are three models in this series 7505 with 4 interface slots, 7507 with 5 configurable interface slots and 7513 with 11, looking at the attached files and slots you have 9 slots being used.

I must admit have not worked with 7500 series yet.. as to what command would show this information remains.. I do not know.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps359/products_data_sheet0900aecd800f5542.html

HTH

Jorge

With a sh diag command, you have to determine which slot holds the master and slave, once this is done you will be able to determine wich model of 75xx you are using:

7507 - RSP's in slots 2 and 3

7507 - RSP's in slot 4

7513 - RSP's in slot 6 and 7

7576 - Same model as 7513 so same configuration.

to decode the sh diag output, you can send an email with the content od the sh diag to diag@external.cisco.com or shdiag@external.cisco.com and you will get the output decoded, hope this helps

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/hw/routers/ps359/products_installation_and_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00801c63a5.html#wp1038389

folks, sh inventory and this listing (also in the data sheet) solved the mystery model number thank you.

Carlos, is this another tool from within the man y tools in the TAC Tools website? like Output Interpreter, etc?

Or do you have to send it to those blind email addresses?

Didn't know this existed, just curious.