how to find a server hardware details along with part no

[anandsoftin]

hi

i am handling 32 different types of hp servers both old and new can anyone help me in getting the detailed hardware specfications along with part no ...i am having the serial numbers of the servers ...is there any tool to find what i am looking for...kindly help me

[Mike Shilladay]

Hi,

For Integrity Servers this will give you what you want, it assumes you have the diagnostic bundle loaded.

stm
select OK
select system (by pressing space)
tab to get to the top tab, select tools
Select information, then select run.

The output looks somehting like this:

Hardware path:
system


Product ID : ia64 hp server rx2620
Current Product Number : AD153A
Original Product Number : N/A
System Firmware Revision : 04.10
BMC Revision : v04.01
System Serial Number: : DEHXXXXXXX

That should do the trick.

Same process also works for PA-RISC boxes, tested on A500/2, I suspect the minimum is 64bit processors.

It doesn't work on D2x, D3x and A180C servers that I have tested.

Mike.

[Andrew Rutter]

hi,

Along with STM as already mentioned for newer boxes, you could just try the model command

#model

that will tell you abit more about the server, but depends upon how old you are talking about.

hpd350:> model
9000/821/D350

more info is on the cases.

you can find more info about servers in general here

http://www.openpa.net/index.html

Andy

[Phil uk]

Hi,

For some machines you can use the DF command from the MP to give you an inventory (DF not available on all machines)

A cut down example from a SuperDome below

MP:CM> df

This command displays the FRU ID information for the selected FRU.

Do you want a specific FRU or a dump? ([S]/D) d

A - ALL - All FRU devices in a cabinet.
B - CPB - Cell power board.
C - CIO - Core IO (contains PACI).
D - DIMM
G - UGUY
H - SBCH
I - IOB
M - PRM - Processor module.
O - IOPB - IO back plane power board.
P - BPB - Main back plane power board.
R - LSB/RSB
S - SBC
T - PDH - PDH daughtercard.
W - CB - Cell board.
X - BPS
Select FRU : a

Enter cabinet number: 0

The Entity you have selected is ALL, in Cabinet 0

Retrieving information for 209 FRU(s)

209 of 209 FRU IDs were retrieved and valid


------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fru Name Part Name Loc Serial Num Art Eng Scan R Fru Spec.
Manf Test Hist. 0 Manf Test Hist. 1 Manf Test Hist. 2 CC V FR

Manf Test Hist. 3 Manf Test Hist. 4 Manf Test Hist. 5 Spare

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SBC Board A1150-2094 0x2020 B
202020202020202020 202020202020202020 202020202020202020 a7 Y A
202020202020202020 202020202020202020 202020202020202020 2020
SBCH4 A5201-60306 SC44161KLS D 4228 0x1 B

DIMM_512 A5198-60101 4,6B A56E04950011 A3 4324 0x1 SD
f00204041601010000 000000000000000000 000000000000000000 60 N A
000000000000000000 000000000000000000 000000000000000000 0000

MAKO-1000 A6888-62012 4,1 A56202052604 A4 4413 0x1 2C3E80C8 @5A
081104040701000000 ac1104041901000000 000000004405000000 78 Y B
3aa406260000000000 000000000000000000 000000000000000000 0000

Rgds,
Phil

[Michael Steele_2]

Hi:

For the server

/opt/ignite/bin/print_manifest

For the HBA

fcmsutil -vpd

For the disks

diskinfo -v /dev/rdsk/c#t#d#

There are also variations of cstm

echo "selclass qualifier cpu;info;wait;infolog" | cstm

[Michael Steele_2]

cstm will provide the serial number

echo 'map;sel dev 1;info;infolog'|cstm|egrep -i "system serial"
System Serial Number.......: USE4405AVB

[Bill Hassell]

Along with the STM details, you need to bookmark:

http://partsurfer.hp.com

Put in a model and see all the new and used part numbers