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03-05-2010 12:22 PM - edited 03-05-2010 12:36 PM
03-05-2010 12:22 PM - edited 03-05-2010 12:36 PM
How to know which chassis slots are empty.
Peter's customer had question:
A customer has 40+ enclosures in 2 different sites. Is there a way via SIM to run a report which will show how many empty server slots each enclosure has without having to go to each enclosure one at a time?
Lots of different fedback but this one seemed to resonate from Greg:
Is the following of interest?
I did this by copying out of notepad and pasting the SSH key via GUI – I also modified the dtfsshkey.pub’s username to be Administrator
Then go to HPSIM
Run mxagentconfig –a -o host –n <ip address> –p <password> -u Administrator
Confirm with mxagentconfig –a -c –n <ip address> -u Administrator
create a custom tool to run “show server info” command on the OA
Note the custom tool’s execute user must match the installed in this case Administrator
You can then run this custom command against again suitably SSH configured OA or collection of OAs
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I hope this helps. Let me know if you try it. If so, did you have to tweek anything for your environment. Clear enough for you to try?