System Serial no

[govindarajan_1]

Hi all,

In our setup two servers are showing same serial no. How to resolve that? Can i change the server serial no? i found the correct serial nos from customer. I want to update it on server. Is that possible?

For more informations please find the attachments,

Thanks in advance.

[Luk Vandenbussche]

Hi,

Are you sure that this is not the same system with two different IP adresses?

[Sandman!]

More than likely same machine with multiple IPs. Confirm with lanscan and netstat -in that such indeed is the case.

[John Waller]

Hi

I would agree, this looks like 2 screen shots from the same machine with different IP addresses as the Create Date and Time is also identical.

[govindarajan_1]

Hi all,

Those two are different systems . They are not similar.

I am logging into those machines with same user name with different passwords.

I am sure both are different.

[mavrick]

Hi,

It seems to be something wrong in the way..
can you tell the result of issuing the
commands on both m/c from console
getconf MACHINE_SERIAL

[Brian DelPizzo]

These could be partitions on the same physical hardware. They would list the same serial. Did you build these?

[Torsten.]

The "two" systems are created at exactly the same hour, minute and second - very unlikely.

Please connect to the console and run the command again to ensure you run it on different systems.

The rp4440 is not partitioned.

You cannot change the SN (even it is unlikely the problem), only HP can.

[Geoff Wild]

Run the program:

/usr/bin/getsn

Same result?

Rgds...Geoff

[Geoff Wild]

I agree with Brian - these are partitions...they show the same serial number.

Rgds...Geoff

[Torsten.]

Partitions on a rp4440?

vPars does not work here, HPVM does not work here.

Very unlikey.


I would connect to the MP, check the SN and compare to the label - just to be sure.

[Jollyjet]

your posted output refer's to the same machine repost the output with lanscan and getconf MACHINE_SERIAL