Documentation script

[soma1958]

#!/usr/bin/ksh
#
#This script is to document your current system.
#Latif Abdulla -System Administrator
#Date 10-11-2002 UAE
#
echo "======================================================"
echo " THE CURRENT SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION "
echo " "
echo " `date` "
echo "======================================================"
#
for i in processor memory adapter concentrator tty
do
echo " "
echo "-------------------------------------"
echo "NUMBER AND TYPE OF " $i|tr [a-z] [A-Z]
echo "-------------------------------------"
lsdev -Cc $i
for i in `lsdev -Cc $i |cut -d ' ' -f1 `
do
echo " "
echo " "
#
echo $i ATTRIBUTES
echo "-------------------"
lsattr -El $i
done
done
echo ""
echo "SYSTEM DISK CONFIGURATION"
echo "--------------------------"
lspv
echo " "
echo "Capture SSA pdisks"
echo "-----------------------------------"
lsdev -Cc pdisk
echo " "
echo "Capture logical hdisks SCSI or SSA"
echo "-----------------------------------"
lsdev -Cc disk
echo " "
echo "VOLUME GROUPS,LOGICAL VOLUMES AND VOLUME GROUPS MEMBERS"
echo "-------------------------------------------------------"
lsvg
echo
for i in `lsvg`
do
lsvg -p $i
echo " "
done
echo " "
lsvg | lsvg -il
echo " "
echo "PAGGING SPACE CONFIGURATION"
echo "---------------------------"
lsps -a
echo ""
echo "DETERMINE THE VERSION AND LEVEL OF AIX"
echo "--------------------------------------"
oslevel
echo " "
echo "lEVELS OF AIX LICENSED PROGRAM PRODUCTS"
echo "---------------------------------------"
lslpp -ciq | tr ':' ' '|cut -f3,5,7 -d ' '|cut -c1,20,23-40 |sort -u
echo " "
echo "SYSTEM KERNEL SETTINGS"
echo "----------------------"
lsattr -El sys0
echo " "
echo "SYSTEM AND SERVICE PROCESSOR FIRMWARE LEVELS"
echo "--------------------------------------------"
lscfg -vp | egrep -p "ROM"

 

[mrn]

Why not post this as a FAQ, and while your at it you could add this

lsvg|sort|
while read line
do
one=`lsvg $line|grep VOLUME|awk '{print $1,$2,$3}'`
two=`lsvg $line|grep USED|awk '{print $6}'|sed -e s/\(//`
three=`lsvg $line|grep "TOTAL PVs"|awk '{print $3}'`
four=`lsvg -p $line`
echo "$one has"
echo "$two Mb free space on $three Physical Volumes"
echo "Disks used by $one"
echo "$four\n"
done

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| Mike Nixon
| Unix Admin
|

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