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John Ferro
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How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Hello,

I have "ia64 hp superdome server SD64B" and i would like to know where is the physical hardware located via console? which bay chassis, etc....

If there is hardware manual would be better?
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Torsten.
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

What exactly you are looking for? A HBA, a slot ...?

There are several commands available, but best for such is probably the SMH (graphical) parmgr.

Hope this helps!
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John Ferro
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

One of my cloeague showed that through console you could know where is exactly HBA located so you can then see physically the location of the HBA.... I need to understand again and if there is any document for that
Torsten.
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Try "olrad -q".

Hope this helps!
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John Ferro
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Ok, after the command i should know where is physically located on superdome?
Raj D.
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

John Ferro,

You can use olrad -q command to see the hardware and HBA locations.

# olrad -q

It will be in
w-x-y-z format : details given below:
--------------------------

w = Cabinet Number.
x = i/o chasis [i.e i/o chasis: 1 or 3 ]
y = cell number. 0 to 7 [ for 1 cabinet ]
z = slot number. [ The slot HBA is located.]



Other commands to relate the i/o address to slot location you can use: parstatus , ioscan & lanscan.


Cheers,
Raj.



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Raj D.
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Also check out:

http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-60105/olrad.1M.html


Cheers,
Raj.
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Torsten.
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Example:

I have a NIC on hardware path 2/0/14/0/0/0.

Now I use olrad -q:

0-0-1-6 2/0/14/0/0/0 2.5 2.5 x8 x8 On Yes No Yes Yes PCIe

So I know now it is PCIe in cabinet 0, bay 0, chassis 1, slot 6.

(this is front left)

Hope this helps!
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Torsten.

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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Dear Torsten & Raj,

Is there any document explaining the same clearly and more details.
Torsten.
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Re: How to check physical h/w location in superdome

Directly from the man page:

On all other platforms, including Superdome, the format of the slot ID is:


Cabinet#-Bay#-Chassis#-Slot#


but NOT (!!)
w = Cabinet Number.
x = i/o chasis [i.e i/o chasis: 1 or 3 ]
y = cell number. 0 to 7 [ for 1 cabinet ]
z = slot number. [ The slot HBA is located.]



Bay 0 is in front, bay 1 is in rear, chassis 1 is left, chassis 3 is right.

bays, chassis and slots are also labeled on the cabinet.

Hope this helps!
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Torsten.

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