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06-13-2007 06:13 AM
06-13-2007 06:13 AM
Determining Processor Model from SIM 5.1 query
We are running SIM 5.1 on Windows 2003 SP1 server. I am trying to query 1500 servers and the preconfigured query does not allow the processor model to be reported only processor speed. We have servers that fit the HP advisory listed below for the Intel Xeon processors. We don't want to log on to every server to determine how many need the updated BIOS.
Thanks.
SUPPORT COMMUNICATION - CUSTOMER ADVISORY
Document ID: c01038053
Version: 1
Advisory: SYSTEM ROM UPGRADE REQUIRED to Prevent Unpredictable System Behavior in ProLiant Servers Configured with Certain Intel Processors
Thanks.
SUPPORT COMMUNICATION - CUSTOMER ADVISORY
Document ID: c01038053
Version: 1
Advisory: SYSTEM ROM UPGRADE REQUIRED to Prevent Unpredictable System Behavior in ProLiant Servers Configured with Certain Intel Processors
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07-18-2007 11:07 PM
07-18-2007 11:07 PM
Re: Determining Processor Model from SIM 5.1 query
HI
Using the advanced search tool in the search window, you will be able to make more granular queries.
Search for systems where processor type is (is not) xxxx and speed and system type is server
then click on view to see the result of the query, you can also save the results as collection.
Hope it helps
fred
Using the advanced search tool in the search window, you will be able to make more granular queries.
Search for systems where processor type is (is not) xxxx and speed and system type is server
then click on view to see the result of the query, you can also save the results as collection.
Hope it helps
fred
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