Sep 11, 2006 #1 rondebbs MIS Dec 28, 2005 109 US Hello, what are the best commands I can use to find my machine type and model. It is a p670 running aix 5.2. Thanks - Brad
Hello, what are the best commands I can use to find my machine type and model. It is a p670 running aix 5.2. Thanks - Brad
Sep 11, 2006 #3 Breslau Technical User Jul 14, 2003 278 US lsattr -El sys0 will get you the S/N too. along with some other stuff. Upvote 0 Downvote
Sep 11, 2006 #4 DukeSSD Technical User Jun 28, 2004 792 GB A p670 CEC is machine type 7040 model 671 The rack is a machine type 7040 model 61R The I/O drawers are machine type 7040 model 61D The CEC (central electronics complex) is where your processors, memory and service processor live. The I/O drawers are where the PCI adapters and internal disks live. The rack contains the bulk power assembly that provides power to the CEC and I/O drawers. Upvote 0 Downvote
A p670 CEC is machine type 7040 model 671 The rack is a machine type 7040 model 61R The I/O drawers are machine type 7040 model 61D The CEC (central electronics complex) is where your processors, memory and service processor live. The I/O drawers are where the PCI adapters and internal disks live. The rack contains the bulk power assembly that provides power to the CEC and I/O drawers.
Sep 11, 2006 #5 cspilman MIS Nov 17, 2000 307 US You can also use: lscfg -vp | grep -p Cab Regards, Chuck Upvote 0 Downvote
Sep 12, 2006 #6 lpblauen Technical User Dec 2, 2004 193 US You can also run prtcnf it will give you all kinds of good information. Type, memory, network, etc..... Upvote 0 Downvote
You can also run prtcnf it will give you all kinds of good information. Type, memory, network, etc.....
Sep 13, 2006 #7 khalidaaa Technical User Jan 19, 2006 2,323 BH It is prtconf you meant to say right lpblauen? Regards, Khalid Upvote 0 Downvote
Sep 13, 2006 #8 lpblauen Technical User Dec 2, 2004 193 US right. Keyboard and brain not connected.... Upvote 0 Downvote