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ISS Technology Update, Volume 7, Number 9, Retrieve the system health from all sensors

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ISS Technology Update Volume 7, Number 9 Targets record1 Properties number=1 severity=Informational date=01/29/2008 time=14:32 description=IML Cleared (iLO 2 user:Administrator) record3 Properties number=3 severity=NonCritical date=04/01/2008 time=14:38 description=POST Error: 1794-Drive Array - Array Accelerator Battery Charge Low Verbs cd version exit show set Properties Verbs cd version exit show delete set hpiLO-> Retrieve the system health from all sensors The "show system1 -all" command retrieves information about all the properties of system1, including the health status. Administrators can use grep to filter the results, showing only health-related status. C:\Program Files\putty>plink -ssh -l admin -pw password ilo2system.corp.net show system1 -all | grep -i health HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok HealthState=Ok An abnormality might call for the full output (without the use of grep). The example below has been edited for brevity. C:\Program Files\putty>plink -ssh -l admin -pw password ilo2system.corp.net show system1 -all show system1 -all status=0 status_tag=COMMAND COMPLETED 8

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ISS Technology Update
Volume 7, Number 9
8
Targets
record1
Properties
number=1
severity=Informational
date=01/29/2008
time=14:32
description=IML Cleared (iLO 2 user:Administrator)
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o
utput edited for readability>
record3
Properties
number=3
severity=NonCritical
date=04/01/2008
time=14:38
description=POST Error: 1794-Drive Array - Array Accelerator Battery Charge Low
Verbs
cd version exit show set
Properties
Verbs
cd version exit show delete set
</>hpiLO->
Retrieve the system health from all sensors
The "
show system1 -all
" command retrieves information about all the properties of system1, including the health status.
Administrators can use
grep
to filter the results, showing only health-related status.
C:\Program Files\putty>plink -ssh -l admin -pw password ilo2system.corp.net show system1
-all | grep -i health
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
HealthState=Ok
An abnormality might call for the full output (without the use of
grep
). The example below has been edited for brevity.
C:\Program Files\putty>plink -ssh -l admin -pw password ilo2system.corp.net show system1
-all
show system1 -all
status=0
status_tag=COMMAND COMPLETED