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12-09-2010 11:30 PM
12-09-2010 11:30 PM
server model linux
how to check the server model in linux
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12-10-2010 12:14 AM
12-10-2010 12:14 AM
Re: server model linux
Generically, use "dmidecode" and look at the System Information group in the results.
(The dmidecode command is included in most modern Linux distributions, although it might be an optional package, so you might have to first install it from the OS installation media or package repository.)
On HP Proliant servers with the hpasm/hp-health driver kit installed, you can also run:
hpasmcli -s "show server"
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(The dmidecode command is included in most modern Linux distributions, although it might be an optional package, so you might have to first install it from the OS installation media or package repository.)
On HP Proliant servers with the hpasm/hp-health driver kit installed, you can also run:
hpasmcli -s "show server"
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12-10-2010 12:19 AM
12-10-2010 12:19 AM
Re: server model linux
Hi Ganesh
Please try this command
dmidecode |grep -i product
or simply run dmidecode|more
and just press return till you find the HW information.
please assign appropriate points if this is useful
Thanks & Regards
Jayakrishnan G Naik
Please try this command
dmidecode |grep -i product
or simply run dmidecode|more
and just press return till you find the HW information.
please assign appropriate points if this is useful
Thanks & Regards
Jayakrishnan G Naik
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12-10-2010 03:32 AM
12-10-2010 03:32 AM
Re: server model linux
http://ezix.org/project/wiki/HardwareLiSter can also be used.
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