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Re: hpacucli command

 
dawn_jose85
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Re: hpacucli command

Hi Mr.Kurkele

I'm expecting once more the same kind of support from your part.
I'm having issue with hpasmcli command in my 2 HP Proliant servers .
I'm attaching the errors encountered for two servers.
Matti_Kurkela
Honored Contributor

Re: hpacucli command

(I'm not working for HP: I'm just a volunteer here, using the forums to keep my skills sharp.)

On these servers, what is the output of these commands:

rpm -q hp-health hpasm

service hp-health status

On ips121, it looks like the hp-health package has not been properly installed, as it is not visible in the chkconfig listing. You might want to reinstall/update it.

On ips132, try "service hp-health restart".

MK
MK
superfly187
New Member

Re: hpacucli command

ipf122root#ps -ef|grep hpacu
root 16249 16028 0 11:10 pts/0 00:00:00 grep hpacu
ipf122root#kill 16249
ksh: kill: 16249: No such process

 

The process listed here is not the applicaton, but is the grep command that was issued.

Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: hpacucli command

>but is the grep command that was issued.

 

Didn't I say that a year ago?  ;-)

 

You also don't need to use grep at all:

ps -ef -C hpacucli