shell script to collect information from current and remote unix boxes
I am using AIX 5.3.0.0 ; I need a script to find out each remote AIX boxes
Hostname, Model name and Serial number in following format
From the following command I can get the info of the modelname and Serial #
(systemid has the info of the serial #)
Thank you for you help
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