identifying the model of Hp servers

[Jerome D'silva]

Hi
I would like to know the command to identify the model of the Hp servers like .. rp2470 or rp2405 .I have handful of rp2405,rp2470 and rp5405 machines, but not able to identify the model.

Thanks
Jerome

[Olav Baadsvik]

Hi,

Did you try the command
model

I do not have access to rpxxx machines so
I do not know what model will give on these
machines

Olav

[Stefan Stechemesser]

Jerome,

the "model" command should give the following values for your computers:

rp2405 => 9000/800/A500-6X
rp2470 => 9000/800/A500-SX (S=processor speed in 100 MHz steps)
rp5405 => 9000/800/L3000-6X

best regards

Stefan

[Jerome D'silva]

I tried the command model on the rp405 and rp2470 machines , but they returned the same values .
For the rp5405 machines , it returned the value you had mentioned..
Can you give me some more to get a detail info on this models

Thanks
Jerome

[Dario_1]

Jerome:

The command is model. Here is the output in one of ours.

/ (root on Warthog)#model
9000/800/rp7410

Regards,

Dario

[Jannik]

print_manifest from ignite gives the model information. But i would think that it call /usr/bin/model.
other ways are:
uname -m
getconf MACHINE_MODEL

BR

[Geoff Wild]

model should give you the answer....

If you want more information, then get the SysInfo 2.04 script and/or cfg2html

Rgds...Geoff

[Jerome D'silva]

Hi,
Thanks for all the answers. Even though I try the model command , I get only 9000/800/A500-6X . I donot get specific like rp series as Dario mentioned.
If there is no way to get this info , can you let me know where I can get the SysInfo 2.04 script?

Thanks in advance
Jerome

[Michael Tully]

The A class never reported the systems as being rp2xxx.

Only the latest servers do that. I am not sure of the actual cutover.

Here is a rough table. Model is the model number as appears from the model command.

rp2400 (model string 9000/800/A400-6X)
rp2450 (model string 9000/800/A500-6X or 7X)
rp5400 (model string 9000/800/L1000)
rp5430 (model string 9000/800/L2000)
rp5450 (model string 9000/800/L3000-7X or 8X)
rp7400 (model string 9000/800/N4000-7X or 8X
rp8400 (model string 9000/800/S16K-A

An actual N class will report:
9000/800/N4000-55 the last two numbers denoting 550MHz processors.

[malay boy]

I guest you can always run nickel.Definetely nickel will collect almost everything about your system plus the model.

Attached is the nickel program which I have.But no idea whether this is a newer version.

Thanks
AAR

[T G Manikandan]

I am not sure whether the sysinfo can provide you that.

you need to remember the old names to new name conversions

A400 - rp2400
A500 - rp2470

L1000 - rp5400
L2000 - rp5450
L3000 - rp5470

N4000 - rp7400

rp8400-Keystone S-series

[Jerome D'silva]

Thanks guys .
I am little confused ..Does the rp2470 and rp2405 series report 9000/800/A500*

Thanks
Jerome

[Jerome D'silva]

Arman,
I tried the program , but that too reports only 9000/800/A500-6X . I'm sure the two of the machines are rp2405 .
Can you let me know what it reports for you for the rp2405 machines from the NICKEL program?

Thanks
Jerome

[Stefan Stechemesser]

Jerome,

the rp2405 is not really an independent machine type. It is a so called "bundled product" and almost the same as a rp2470 with 650 MHz processors. The difference is only the way to buy the machine. rp2405 has one product number for the machine INCLUDING CPU,Memory,Disk & Core I/O. The rp2470 is the same base system, but you can choose what CPU, memory & disk you want in your computer when you buy it.
That's why both rp2470 and rp2405 share the same model number if they have the same CPU type.
Another way, to find out, what type of machine you have is to run cstm, mstm or xstm and run the information tool for the system device (device #1).
for cstn type:

cstm
sel d 1
info
wait
il


Then, you are in a more pager which shows something like:

System Information for (grcdg443)
HPUX Model Number......: A400
HPUX Model String......: 9000/800/A400-44
Original Product Number: A6109B
Current Product Number.:
System Serial Number...: USC4043CNA
Hversion...............: 0x5d60
Sversion...............: 0x491
Software Capabilities..: 0x100000f0

There, you can get the Product Number of your machine (Unfortunately this is also not something like rp2405).

I hope this helps,

best regards

Stefan

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Use my 'ux' script available on https://www.beepz.com/personal/merijn/#FAQ or http://www.cmve.net/~merijn/#FAQ

if you run it as root, you get something like this:

# ux
a5 HP-UX 11.00/64 U 9000/800/A500-7X/64 PA8700/750(2) pa-2.0 2048 Mb
#

Enjoy, have FUN! H.Merijn