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05-21-2007 08:02 AM
05-21-2007 08:02 AM
Please, could someone knows something like print_manifest that I can use in SunSolaris and Linux?
I would like of a script that collect informations similar in relation print_manifest (HPUX)... like:
- System Information;
- System Hardware;
- Installed Software;
- LVM File System Configuration;
- JFS File System Configuration;
- Disk layout;
- File System layout;
- Swap configuration;
- Kernel Configuration.
Please, could someone give me a help?
Thanks,
clefeitosa
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05-21-2007 08:04 AM
05-21-2007 08:04 AM
Re: print_manifest
Thanks!
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05-21-2007 08:16 AM
05-21-2007 08:16 AM
SolutionYou can try sysinfo
http://hpux.cs.utah.edu/hppd/hpux/Sysadmin/sysinfo-3.3.1/
From the SYSINFO README
SYSINFO 3.3.1
Michael A. Cooper
MagniComp Systems
MCooper@MagniComp.Com
$Id: README,v 1.46 1997/08/03 23:29:03 mcooper Exp $
GENERAL INFORMATION
Sysinfo is a program which shows various pieces of information about
the hardware and operating system software configuration of the host
it's run on. The original version was written to simply determine the
model name of a system for use in /etc/motd. It also supported a few
other pieces of information that were simple to obtain, but the method
used to obtain the information on various different OS's varied. The
current version shows many different "general" bits of system
information as well as fairly detailed information about system
hardware devices (disk drives, frame buffers, tape drives, etc.),
kernel variables, and system configuration information. A lot of the
information Sysinfo displays is difficult, if not impossible, to
determine by normal OS commands and/or files after boot time on many
OS's.
Most of the OS specific information was determined by groveling
/usr/include/{sys,machine,*dev}/*.h files, section 4 man pages, and
reverse engineering the output from various commands like devinfo
(SunOS) and using the trace(2) facility. Some of the network (netif)
code was inspired by the sources to the 4.3BSD netstat and ifconfig
commands.
SUPPORTTED PLATFORMS
Sysinfo has been tested on the platforms listed below. Sysinfo
may work under OS versions or platforms not listed below.
INFORMATION CLASSES SUPPORTED
PLATFORM General Device Kernel SysConf
============================== ======= ====== ====== =======
Sun SPARC / SunOS 4.1.4 X X X X
(SunOS 4.1.4 /usr/ucb/cc)
---------------------------------------------------------------
Sun SPARC / SunOS 5.5, 5.5.1, X X X X
5.6beta (SunC 3.0.1)
---------------------------------------------------------------
x86 / SunOS 5.4 X X X X
(SunC 3.0.1)
---------------------------------------------------------------
IBM RS6000 / AIX 3.2.5, 4.1 X X X
(XLC ??)
---------------------------------------------------------------
SGI IRIX 5.3, 6.1, 6.2 X X X X
---------------------------------------------------------------
HP 9000/700 / HP-UX 10.20 X X X
(HP-UX C)
---------------------------------------------------------------
Convex SPP / SPP-UX 3.1 X X
(Convex C ?)
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05-21-2007 11:39 AM
05-21-2007 11:39 AM
Re: print_manifest
Many scripts are around.
If you can trust me, I have so-called
Operations Acceptance Testing Perl
scripts for Solaris, HP-UX, NCR MP-RAS,
and Linux.
I wrote them for fun and because
I work on Unix/Linux for the last
22 years I need them.
http://www.circlingcycle.com.au/Unix-sources/
I am finishing a similar script for
AIX (just working on Tivoli TSM side).
There is also a very nice (and free)
cfg2html:
http://come.to/cfg2html
The list of useful scripts is large and
I am sure others will contribute :)
Regards,
VK2COT
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05-22-2007 01:31 AM
05-22-2007 01:31 AM
Re: print_manifest
Thanks for yours suggestions.
Was very useful!
Someone knows anything else?
Thanks,