HP 9000 rp8440 HP Servers running HP-UX - getsysinfo.sh 9.19 data collection s - Page 5
How to capture additional data from an MP or OA with hpmpl.jar ?, and Superdome 2 Servers.
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rst.log sas.txt sautil.txt service_guard.txt sfmconfig.txt sfm_event.log sfmlog.txt shutdownlog spmgr.out sw_inventory.xml swlist.txt syslog.log OLDsyslog.log system.krs tddiag_date.txt.gz tombstones tombstones/sfm_sal vmunix.nm.gz vxvm.txt xpinfo.out RST event.log file /var/opt/resmon/log/rst.log sasdiag like information about SAS disks and cards connected to LSI SAS HBAs (improved own script) information about Smartarray raid controllers cmclview -v output (if Service Guard cmcld is running) output of sfmconfig -w -q (system fault manager config) /var/opt/sfm/log/event.log system fault manager logs similar to EMS event.log /etc/shutdownlog EVA diskarray infos used by mission critical HP support for patch analysis output of swlist -l bundle, swlist -l product and swlist -l fileset -a state | grep inst (last 2048 MB each) use -f option to capture the complete files krs information from /stand/krs/system.krs contains f.e. SAS dynamic hardware path assignments. (only collected if SAS is used) -san: Output of tddiag if fibre channel cards exist for this driver Directory with tombstone files (HPMC or MCA). Also: crashinfo outputs and EFI binary MCA files. Directory with binary CPEs and CMCs from logExtract (comes with SysFltMgr) gzipped output of nm /stand/vmunix. Needed for software support for extended analysis of MCAs when no creash dump is written. Information about Veritas Volumemanager (VXVM) config output of xpinfo (for XP diskarrays) How to capture additional data from an MP or OA with hpmpl.jar ? At least java 1.5 is needed for this feature. If you do not have getsysinfo.mp.sh or getsysinfo.all.sh (which have the hpmpl tool embedded), the hpmpl.285.jar file needs to be in the same directory as getsysinfo.sh. Note: getsysinfo.sh is trying to guess the MP IP or OA address with the cprop utility. If successful, it will connect automatically to this IP. getsysinfo.sh -mp #getsysinfo will ask for login data to MP or OA getsysinfo.sh -mp -mpopt "-ssh" #access MP via ssh (default for i2, i4 server) getsysinfo.sh -mp -mpopt "-h hostname -u user -p password" IMPORTANT: hpmpl will ask for login and password to MP or OA during the getsysinfo.sh run !!! Note: hpmpl also supports capturing logs via the Onboard Administrator (OA) of C-Class Blade enclosures and Superdome 2 Servers. It will automatically (if no -mpopt option is set) detect if an enclosure is present and by default connect via ssh to the OA instead of the iLO. For i2 and i4 blades, it will then try capturing the MP logs from the Onboard Administrator. Enhanced example (give OA IP and login when hpmpl asks): getsysinfo.sh -mp -mpopt "-ssh -oamp " #capture OA+ ilO-MP data from blades and C7000 OA via ssh without -oamp, only "show all" is captured. To capture only MP logs data from blades in bays 1 and 2 via the OA: