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[Sumeshks]

Can i get the HP-UX(from commandline) commands(commands can be different for each information) to get the following informations?

1.Version / service pack / patch level(of the hp-ux os)

2.Virtual Memory(Is vmstat is ok?)

3.RAM Total

4.Device Type(Desktop,Server,laptop etc.)

5.serial number(Computer system)

6.UUID(Computer system)

7.Baseboard Serial(Computer system)

8.Manufacturer (Computer system)

9.Manufacturer Brand Name (Computer system)

10.Manufacturer Part Number (Computer system)

11.Processor Count Logical

12.Processor Type

Thanks in advance
Sumesh

[Dennis Handly]

>1.Version / patch level (of the hp-ux OS)

uname -a
swlist -l bundle

>2.Virtual Memory(Is vmstat is ok?)

swapinfo -tam

>4.Device Type (Desktop,Server, etc.)

HP-UX only comes in servers now.

>8.Manufacturer (Computer system)

HP of course. :-)

>9.Manufacturer Brand Name (Computer system)

Either Integrity or PA-RISC.

[Analyst]

Hi Sumesh,

Let me tell you few commands( not in order) which will get complete information you were looking for.

1. print_manifest ( If Ignite is installed)

2. machinfo

3. vmstat

4. swapinfo

5. swlist |grep -i oe

Thanks,
Analsyt.

(If you satisfied with the answer .
plz assign points)

[Jeeshan]

Nickel output will give you the output as required.

[yulianto piyut]

you can use cfg2html, it's free software.

[Youssif]

run the cfg2html tool, you will get all details in HTML format.

www.cfg2html.com

Regards

[Sumeshks]

Hi,
As i don't have no previous hardware exposure, i should get which command is used for which information.Also i should get which part of the output should taken.I can't use any tools which does not comes under default(minimal) installation.It will be great if i would get these information.
Regards
Sumesh

[Jeeshan]

#man will give you the information about the command.




BTW, submit point to the answers.

[Analyst]

Hi Sumesh,

detailed explanation of my previous information.

1. /opt/ignite/bin/print_manifest ( If Ignite is installed)--Take nickel output, In that everything is given stored in individual output file, by that you can go ahead.

2. /usr/contrib/bin/machinfo- completed information( cpu information,memory, model, os version,serial number, firmware details) provides for Itanium based systems.

3. /usr/bin/vmstat( virtual memory status)- vmstat 1 5

4. /usr/sbin/swapinfo- swap memory details- swapinfo -tam

5. /usr/sbin/swlist |grep -i oe -- provides the OS environment eith foundation/enterprise/mission critical)

Execute the commands as mentioned , check for the information.

feel free to revert back , in case of any errors.

Thanks,
Analyst.

(If the information is useful, kindly assign points).

[Ashok S T]

Hi,

Can i get the HP-UX(from commandline) commands(commands can be different for each information) to get the following informations?

1.Version / service pack / patch level(of the hp-ux os)

version ----> uname -a

patch level --> swlist -l patch / show_patches

2.Virtual Memory(Is vmstat is ok?)

vmstat 1 5

top

glance -m ( if glance is installed )


3.RAM Total


gerp -v physical /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log

dmesg |grep -v physical

echo "selclass qualifier memory;info;wait;infolog"|cstm |more

glance -m (if glance is installed )


4.Device Type(Desktop,Server,laptop etc.)

model

5.serial number(Computer system)

getconf MACHINE_SERIAL

6.UUID(Computer system)


Kindly reply about UUID.I know only universal Identifier.what is the use of UUID.


id ---- This command will give the user ID and group ID.



7.Baseboard Serial(Computer system)

8.Manufacturer (Computer system)

9.Manufacturer Brand Name (Computer system)

10.Manufacturer Part Number (Computer system)

11.Processor Count Logical

12.Processor Type



For all this

Just type

cstm
cstm>selall
cstm>information ; wait
cstm>infolog


Thanks

Ashok S T

[Suraj K Sankari]

Hi,

Run nickel or cfg2html

This will give all the answer of your question.

Suraj

[unixguy_1]

Hi Sumeshks,

1.Version / service pack / patch level(of the hp-ux os)

Uname -a

/opt/ignite/bin/print_mainfest (Note:- If Ignite is instralled)

2.Virtual Memory(Is vmstat is ok?)

vmstat

glance -m

3.RAM Total

dmesg | grep -v physical.

swapinfo -tam

glance -m

4.Device Type(Desktop,Server,laptop etc.)

HP-UX Servers are coming both servers and Desktops and we identify through the model.

5.serial number(Computer system)

it will show in BIOS.

6.UUID(Computer system)

Universally unique identifier -- It's used in Software Construction,to enable distributed systems to uniquely identify information without significant central coordination.

UUID Benfits:-

For examble i want to move to some information from one storage to another storage,that time it can automatically find and Map the volume sto exact storage device.that time we save a lot of tmes.

7.Baseboard Serial(Computer system)

Pls check......

8.Manufacturer (Computer system)

Booting time we can check the manufacturer details.(Pls Check...)

9.Manufacturer Brand Name (Computer system)

Booting time we can check the manufacturer details.(Pls Check...)

10.Manufacturer Part Number (Computer system)

Pls check......

11.Processor Count Logical

Pls check........

12.Processor Type

/usr/contrib/bin/machinfo - it will show the machine information.

ioscan -funC processor.

Pls Checnk and revert back....

Regrads,
Unixguy.

[Sumeshks]

Hi asok,
I couldn't get any of these information from the "cstm"(But i got a lot of other informations).Is there any other commands for these?As i don't have no previous hardware exposure, i should get which command is used for which information.Also i should get which part of the output should taken.I can't use any tools which does not comes under default(minimal) installation.It will be great if i would get these information.
Thanks in advance
Sumesh