Machine ID

[Emanuele De Angelis]

Hi,
Which is command to know the machine ID on Tru64 UNIX V5.1B.
Thanks

[Peter Leddy_1]

Hi,

If you mean the name of the server then 'hostname' will tell you. If want to know what type of server it is then check /var/adm/messages you should find something similar to the extract below

Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Alpha boot: available memory from 0x7e9c000 to 0x17ffec000
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Compaq Tru64 UNIX V5.1A (Rev. 1885); Sun Feb 8 14:59:20 GMT 2004
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: physical memory = 6144.00 megabytes.
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: available memory = 6012.64 megabytes.
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: using 23554 buffers containing 184.01 megabytes of memory
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Master cpu at slot 0
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Starting secondary cpu 1
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Starting secondary cpu 2
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Starting secondary cpu 3
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: Firmware revision: 6.6-19
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: PALcode: UNIX version 1.92-5
Feb 21 17:16:21 Banner vmunix: AlphaServer ES40

[Johan Brusche]

/sbin/hostname ?, or what else do you have in mind with "machine ID",

sizer -v ; psrinfo -v ; uname -a ; ?

JB.

[Emanuele De Angelis]

Thanks to all,

machine id or serial number of machine.

Thanks

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Hi,

try with
consvar -g sys_serial_num

greetings,

Michael

[Ralf Puchner]

another approach is to use
"show config" on srm console or have a look into dia/ca output (configuration entry).