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Get machine serial number

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nwardez

Technical User
Oct 2, 2002
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Hi,

Is there a Unix command to get the serial number of a server (E450), for which you can't have physical access ?
 
Just run
# iostat -E
you will get a lot of information including the sereial number, revision and Vendor. ( Solaris 2.8))
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Farah Regal
good luck
"think twice and hit enter once"
 
I think the iostat -E gives you serial numbers on the disk drives, not the server. I don't know of a command that will display the server serial number... just sneaker-net. If there is one, I'd like to pre-thank who ever posts it.


crowe
 
sysdef -i command gives the machine id..

Regds,

- Hemant
Networking and Systems Integration Group
Satyam Computer Services Ltd
 
i don't think the mashine SERIAL number is on the os or disk.
you can get the hostid typing hostid and mac-adress using ifconfig -a, not the SERIAL number (on the box) vox clamantis in deserto.
 
Well, I get the same number that I had with "/usr/bin/hostid" and it doesn't seem to match serial number (to call support for example)...
 
Yes.. hostid and sysdef -i cmd shall give u same number. Serial number is something different, which u will find on the box, or the delivery invoice of ur machine..

Regds,

- Hemant
Networking and Systems Integration Group
Satyam Computer Services Ltd
 
Ok, thanks for your help. As nobody knows here where is the delivery invoice and the server is so far ..... I will soon have a good reason to travel ;-))))))
 
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