Cisco prime infrastructure 2.0 inventory SFP

hello,
anyone knows if it is possible with cisco prime infrastructure 2.0 create inventory to obtain data from SFP (serial number and model)?
thank you

Hi ,
Can you try the below report and see if you are able to see the information , you are looking for
Report > Report Launch Pad > Device > Detailed Hardware
Thanks-
Afroz
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