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11-30-2008 06:43 AM
11-30-2008 06:43 AM
Disksfilesystems and software products information
Can i get the HP-UX(from commandline) commands(commands can be different for each information) to get the following informations about DisksFileSystems?
1.Model(DisksFileSystems)
2.Media Type(DisksFileSystems)
3.Logical Disk pointer to Physical Disk
Also can i get the commands to get the following informations about each SoftwareProduct(installed or other)in the system?
1.Vendor(SoftwareProduct)
2.Location(SoftwareProduct)
3.Manufacturer
4.Version/revision
5.Serial/License Key
Also can i get the commands to get the following informations about each SoftwarePatch(installed or other)in the system?
1.Name(SoftwarePatches)
2.Version(SoftwarePatches)
3.Vendor(SoftwarePatches)
4.Location(SoftwarePatches)
1.Model(DisksFileSystems)
2.Media Type(DisksFileSystems)
3.Logical Disk pointer to Physical Disk
Also can i get the commands to get the following informations about each SoftwareProduct(installed or other)in the system?
1.Vendor(SoftwareProduct)
2.Location(SoftwareProduct)
3.Manufacturer
4.Version/revision
5.Serial/License Key
Also can i get the commands to get the following informations about each SoftwarePatch(installed or other)in the system?
1.Name(SoftwarePatches)
2.Version(SoftwarePatches)
3.Vendor(SoftwarePatches)
4.Location(SoftwarePatches)
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11-30-2008 01:05 PM
11-30-2008 01:05 PM
Re: Disksfilesystems and software products information
> 1.Model(DisksFileSystems)
To get a list of the disk manufacturer's ID on the disk:
ioscan -knfc disk
> 2.Media Type(DisksFileSystems)
All disks are disks in ioscan. The manufacturer may add CD, CD-RW or DVD into the disk identifier but otherwise, all media is the same. You can see the size of a disk using the diskinfo command. From the above listing from ioscan, run diskinfo against the /dev/rdsk devicefile:
diskinfo /dev/rdsk/c0t6d0
The other questions (software and patches) already have separate threads started...
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
To get a list of the disk manufacturer's ID on the disk:
ioscan -knfc disk
> 2.Media Type(DisksFileSystems)
All disks are disks in ioscan. The manufacturer may add CD, CD-RW or DVD into the disk identifier but otherwise, all media is the same. You can see the size of a disk using the diskinfo command. From the above listing from ioscan, run diskinfo against the /dev/rdsk devicefile:
diskinfo /dev/rdsk/c0t6d0
The other questions (software and patches) already have separate threads started...
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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11-30-2008 09:41 PM
11-30-2008 09:41 PM
Re: Disksfilesystems and software products information
Hi Sumesh,
Have you heard of "Nickel" Script ,..? will provide you all the above required information,
if inrested and keen ,, please take look the attachment which provided by HP
Thanks,
Johnson
Have you heard of "Nickel" Script ,..? will provide you all the above required information,
if inrested and keen ,, please take look the attachment which provided by HP
Thanks,
Johnson
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