Script Needed

[StickyBit]

Folks,

I'm looking for a perl or shell script that will gather basic information about a sun server (hostid, ip address, installed memory, processor type, OS version, installed devices, etc). Does anyone know of any good scripts that I can use...?

Thanks,

Stickybit.

 

[jad]

for memory ... you could try this thread:

thread60-337165

 

[jdhinze]

Take a look at this url:

http://members.tripod.com/rose_swe/cfg/bsp/sunos56.html

This is a very detailed listing.


Good Luck ....

 

[schu]

We use this script for disaster recovery, it is very detailed, just copy and paste, and modify for your version of solaris



#!/bin/ksh
#
######################################################################
## This script automatically creates the Disaster Recovery Binder.
## For Solaris 7
######################################################################
#
# To print:
#
# try: lp -d$PRINTER -ovm6 -op16 $FILENAME
# (vertical margin, font pitch)
#
# or try: lp -d$PRINTER -o nb -o fp18 -ovsi5 -olm5
# (no banner, font pitch, vertical spacing, left margin)
#
# or for std printers, change -l96 to -l60 on all "pr" statements.
#
# i.e. cat automate.sh | sed 's/-l96/-l60/g' > tempfile
# cp automate.sh automate.`date '+%y%m%d'`
# mv tempfile automate.sh
#
######################################################################
#
#

# Change number of lines per page
NLines=60
# Change line offset
LMargin=10

umask 027
dt=`date '+%m%d'`
NaMe=`uname -n`
mkdir TEMP

ls -lap /etc/ > ./TEMP/etc.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: ls -Rlap /etc/" -o$LMargin -l$NLines ./TEMP/etc.$dt > ./TEMP/Yetc.${dt}.pr

#ls -Rlap /dev/ > ./TEMP/dev.$dt
#pr -h "${NaMe}: ls -Rlap /dev/" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/dev.$dt > ./TEMP/Zdev.${dt}.pr

ls -lap /usr/local/ > ./TEMP/local.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: ls -lap /usr/local" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/local.$dt > ./TEMP/Z5local.${dt}.pr

ls -Rlap /usr/local/bin > ./TEMP/lbin.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: ls -Rlap /usr/local/bin" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/lbin.$dt > ./TEMP/Z7lbin.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/vfstab > ./TEMP/vfstab.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: vfstab" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/vfstab.$dt > ./TEMP/E2vfstab.${dt}.pr

if [ -x /usr/sbin/vxdisk ]
then
vxdisk list > ./TEMP/vxdisk.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: vxdisk list" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/vxdisk.$dt > ./TEMP/E5vxdisk.${dt}.pr

vxprint -ht > ./TEMP/vxprint.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: vxprint -ht" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/vxprint.$dt > ./TEMP/E6vxprint.${dt}.pr

for i in `vxprint -G | grep ^dg | cut -d" " -f2`
do
vxstat -g $i > ./TEMP/vxstat.${i}.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: vxstat -g $i" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/vxstat.${i}.$dt > ./TEMP/E8vxstat.${i}.${dt}.pr
done

for i in `ls /etc/vx/elm`
do
cat -vet /etc/vx/elm/${i}
echo "\n\n###END KEY###\n\n"
done > ./TEMP/vxlic.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: VX License Keys" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/vxlic.$dt > ./TEMP/E7vxlic.${dt}.pr
fi

DISKS=`df -k | awk -F/ '$4 ~ /^c/ {print $4}' | cut -d"s" -f1 | sort | uniq`
if [ "s$DISKS" != "s" ]
then
for i in $DISKS
do
prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/${i}s2 > ./TEMP/vtoc_${i}.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: prtvtoc $i" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/vtoc_${i}.$dt > ./TEMP/E9vtoc_${i}.${dt}.pr
done
fi

/usr/platform/sun4u/sbin/prtdiag -v > ./TEMP/diag.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: prtdiag" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/diag.$dt > ./TEMP/B2diag.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/system > ./TEMP/kern.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/system" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/kern.$dt > ./TEMP/C0kern.${dt}.pr

eeprom > ./TEMP/eeprom.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: eeprom" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/eeprom.$dt > ./TEMP/C3eeprom.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/.serial_number > ./TEMP/serial.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: serial number" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/serial.$dt > ./TEMP/AAserial.${dt}.pr

prtconf | grep -v instance > ./TEMP/conf.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: prtconf" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/conf.$dt > ./TEMP/B4conf.${dt}.pr

sysdef | grep -v instance > ./TEMP/sysdef.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: sysdef" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/sysdef.$dt > ./TEMP/B6sysdef.${dt}.pr

dmesg > ./TEMP/dmesg.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: dmesg " -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/dmesg.$dt > ./TEMP/B8dmesg.${dt}.pr

if [ -x /usr/local/bin/sysinfo ]
then
/usr/local/bin/sysinfo > ./TEMP/sysinfo.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: sysinfo" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/sysinfo.$dt > ./TEMP/B9sysinfo.${dt}.pr
fi

cat /etc/inittab > ./TEMP/inittab.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: inittab" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/inittab.$dt > ./TEMP/H4inittab.${dt}.pr

for i in rc1 rc2 rc3
do
ls -lap /etc/${i}.d > ./TEMP/${i}.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: ls -lap /etc/"${i}".d" -o$LMargin -l$NLines ./TEMP/${i}.$dt > ./TEMP/H7${i}.${dt}.pr
done

cat /etc/inet/hosts > ./TEMP/hosts.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: hosts" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/hosts.$dt > ./TEMP/K1hosts.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/hosts.allow > ./TEMP/hallow.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: hosts.allow" -l$LMargin -o$NLines ./TEMP/hallow.$dt > ./TEMP/K3hallow.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/hosts.deny > ./TEMP/hdeny.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: hosts.deny" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/hdeny.$dt > ./TEMP/K5hdeny.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/inet/inetd.conf > ./TEMP/inetd.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: inetd.conf" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/inetd.$dt > ./TEMP/L2inetd.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/syslog.conf > ./TEMP/syslog.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/syslog.conf" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/syslog.$dt > ./TEMP/L4syslog.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/passwd > ./TEMP/passwd.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/passwd" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/passwd.$dt > ./TEMP/I2passwd.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/group > ./TEMP/group.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/group" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/group.$dt > ./TEMP/I6group.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/mail/aliases > ./TEMP/aliases.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/mail/aliases" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/aliases.$dt > ./TEMP/I8aliases.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/shadow > ./TEMP/shadow.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/shadow" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/shadow.$dt > ./TEMP/I4shadow.${dt}.pr

pkginfo -x > ./TEMP/pkginfo.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: pkginfo" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/pkginfo.$dt > ./TEMP/D1pkginfo.${dt}.pr

showrev -p > ./TEMP/showrev.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: showrev -p" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/showrev.$dt > ./TEMP/D2showrev.${dt}.pr

if [ -d /usr/local/sbin/patchdiag ]
then
/usr/local/sbin/patchdiag/patchdiag > ./TEMP/patchdiag.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: patchdiag" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/patchdiag.$dt > ./TEMP/D3patchdiag.${dt}.pr
fi

swap -l > ./TEMP/swap.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: swap -l" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/swap.$dt > ./TEMP/D5swap.${dt}.pr

lpstat -v > ./TEMP/lpstat.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: lpstat -v" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/lpstat.$dt > ./TEMP/D9lpstat.${dt}.pr

ifconfig -a > ./TEMP/ifconfig.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: ifconfig -a" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/ifconfig.$dt > ./TEMP/V2ifconfig.${dt}.pr

netstat -nr > ./TEMP/netstat.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: netstat -nr" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/netstat.$dt > ./TEMP/V4netstat.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/resolv.conf > ./TEMP/resolv.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/resolv.conf" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/resolv.$dt > ./TEMP/V6resolv.${dt}.pr

cat /etc/nsswitch.conf > ./TEMP/nsswitch.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: /etc/nsswitch.conf" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/nsswitch.$dt > ./TEMP/V8nsswitch.${dt}.pr

df -k > ./TEMP/df_k.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: df -k" -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/df_k.$dt > ./TEMP/Fdf_k.${dt}.pr

for i in `ls /usr/spool/cron/crontabs`
do
crontab -l $i > ./TEMP/cron_${i}.$dt
pr -h "${NaMe}: crontab -l "$i -l$NLines -o$LMargin ./TEMP/cron_${i}.$dt > ./TEMP/Scron_${i}.${dt}.pr
done

ss=`date +%C | cut -c5-13`

print "\n\n\n\t TABLE OF CONTENTS " > ${NaMe}.toc
print "\t"$NaMe "("`date`&quot" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\n\tSerial Numbers(/etc/.serial_number)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tConfiguration (prtdiag, prtconf, sysdef, hostid, dmesg)" >> ${NaMe}.toc

if [ -x /usr/local/bin/sysinfo ]
then
print "\tSystem Information (sysinfo)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
fi

print "\tKernel Configuration (/etc/system)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tFirmware Configuration (eeprom)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tPackages Installed (pkginfo)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tPatches Installed (showrev -p)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tPatches Needed (patchdiag)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\n\tSwap Space (swap -l)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tPrinter Configuration (lpstat -v)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tFree Space on all File Systems (df -k)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tFile Systems Mount Points (/etc/vfstab)" >> ${NaMe}.toc

if [ -x /usr/sbin/vxdisk ]
then
print "\tVeritas Disk Layout & Stats (vxdisk, vxprint, vxstat, vx license keys)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
fi

if [ "s$DISKS" != "s" ]
then
print "\tUnix Disk Layout (prtvtoc)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
fi

print "\n\tInitialization Processes (/etc/inittab)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tStartup Scripts (/etc/rc*d)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tPassword File (/etc/passwd)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tShadow File (/etc/shadow)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tGroup File (/etc/group)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tMail Aliases File (/etc/mail/aliases)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\n\tHosts File (/etc/inet/hosts)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tHosts.Allow File (/etc/hosts.allow)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tHosts.Deny File (/etc/hosts.deny)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tInetd Configuration File (/etc/inet/inetd.conf)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tSyslog Configuration (/etc/syslog.conf)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\n\tAll Crontabs (/usr/spool/cron/crontabs/*)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tInterface Configuration (ifconfig -a)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tRouting Table (netstat -nr)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tResolve Configuration (/etc/resolv.conf)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tNIS Configuration (/etc/nsswitch.conf)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\n\tListing of /etc (ls -l)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tListing of /usr/local (ls -l)" >> ${NaMe}.toc
print "\tRecursive Listing of /usr/local/bin (ls -Rl)" >> ${NaMe}.toc


cat TEMP/*.pr > ${NaMe}.${dt}
banner DONE!

#read wa

#cat TEMP/*.pr | sed "s/^$ss/$ss/" > ${NaMe}.${dt}
# rm -r TEMP

#lp -daux1 -ovm6 -op16

 

[StickyBit]

Ok, so I modify this script for my environment, any ideas on how to execute this script for 50+ sun servers?

I was thinking about using rsh to execute a script or maybe scheduling a script to run on each server then using FTP, SCP or SMTP I would send the files to a centralized location.

I also thought about using a RDMS to collect 50+ records apposed to collecting 50+ files. I guess for this I would have to use something like Perl DBI and not a shell script...?

Is there a strait forward or best practice solution for something like this (collecting configuration information for 50+ servers)?

Thanks,

Stickybit.