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Operating Systems AIX Using NIM to gather system information Post 302468594 by rbatte1 on Wednesday 3rd of November 2010 09:29:15 AM
Old 11-03-2010
If the servers you are interested in are set up as NIM clients, then you can probably run these as remote shell commands:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
for client in host1 host2 host3 .... hostn
rsh $client prtconf | grep -i "Firmware Version" > /tmp/${client}_aixinfo.txt
rsh $client hostname >> /tmp/${client}_aixinfo.txt
rsh $client oslevel -s >> /tmp/${client}_aixinfo.txt
rsh $client oslevel -r >> /tmp/${client}_aixinfo.txt
chmod 755 /tmp/${client}_aixinfo.txt

The output is written to standard output so you will collect it on the NIM server, hence why I tweaked the output file to include the client. There is therefore no need for the chmod to be a remote command as the output is collected locally.

I also took out the append from the prtconf and set is as a create/overwrite so these files don't grow excessivly from multiple running.



I hope that this helps.



Robin
Blackburn/Liverpool
UK
 

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