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Determining CM software versions and hardware platforms
CM versions
Determining CM software versions and hardware platforms
by
AvayaTier3
Posted
(Edited
)
Data below is returned upon login before you enter your SAT session terminal
type, or if you type "newterm" from your "Command: " prompt
These are several examples of what is seen in the field and how to determine
your Definity / MV / CM software version and hardware platform
[color red]System:[/color]
This is the hardware platform CM is running on and shows what CM / Definity
version is turned on in system-parameters customer-options (note that this can
be different than the generic software the switch is loaded with). If the
Software Version: is higher, that is the patchable generic software load and the
System: is what the customer is paying for (RTU) Right to Use. If you see these
different, it means the Software Version: was installed to fix bugs and enhance
software, but the enhanced software may not be available unless the version on
system-parameters customer-options is the latest for the load. On new systems
that do not have translations yet,
Below is what the RTU is using for features, regardless of the installed
software version
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[color red]Software Version:[/color]
This is the generic, patchable software version installed on the platform. (Note
this may be a higher version than what is shown on "display system-parameters
customer-options"). If this is so, the customer is not paying for the full RTU
for this installed.
If this version in v10 or higher then a RFA license file must be installed to
change RTU and features that the customer is paying for.
If this version is v9 or lower, then RTU and features are turned on with the
Avaya "init" login with "change system-parameters customer-options"
v11 is the highest load for a g3r
v12 is the highest load for a g3si and DefinityOne or IP600
v13 is the highest load for a g3csi Prologix
versions lower than v11 were not tagged as MV or CM, but Definity
version 11 is also known as MV or MultiVantage
version 12 and higher is also known as CM or Communication Manager
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"list configuration software-versions"
g3csi, G1, s75 have alternate commands for software, patch, media, and
announcement, or firmware information.
This command in a linux s8xx server only shows the installed CM software version
Output data will be determined by the command.
software version, memory resident, tape disk flash resident and removable media
with translation and patch timestamps. Since these commands can read from the
media, they are very helpful when doing upgrades, patches installing firmware
for wireless, and working on fl-data or sto-data issues and save translation or
save announcement issues.
# Quick version of list config information from memory:
Command: list configuration software-versions memory-resident
# This command reads the media so it is slower and more complete if there is not
# anything wrong with the installed (plugged in) media:
Command: list configuration software-versions
# This command reads the media of the active processor and then the media of the
# standby processor if the system is duplicated and the duplication link is up.
# shows media for spe-A and spe-B side by side on several screens.
Command: list configuration software-versions long
Below is duplicated g3si example:
Below is duplicated g3r example:
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status card-mem
status card-mem 1a
status card-mem 1b
g3si, g3csi with flash card media:
shows which processor, status, system size, flashcard size, storage space used,
flashcard format, timestamps for translations and announcements and wireless
firmware
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[color red]linux s8xx systems[/color]
"swversion"
shows servertype at the beginning of the Release String:
shows currently installed MV or CM software load, updates on your system,
timestamps for license install and last save translation. This shows the version
installed on the "/" partition.
"swversion -r"
shows servertype at the beginning of the Release String:
shows previously installed MV or CM software load if install used same server
and same hard disk and loaded the new software on a different partition than
the old software. This shows the version installed on the "/root2" partition.
[color red]display capacity[/color]
Current version and last saved translations version
Note: this page will show different versions after and upgrade until a save
and the next reboot. Then the version will match. If on a lab switch, you load
some translation card that was saved on a different system, the versions here
will be different.
If the current version is a lesser version than the last saved version, you
could have software corruption.
[color red]Linux Server types[/color]
type, or if you type "newterm" from your "Command: " prompt
These are several examples of what is seen in the field and how to determine
your Definity / MV / CM software version and hardware platform
Code:
System: G3iV1.1-286 Software Version: G3V2g.07.0.0.106
System: G3iV1.1-386 Software Version: G3V2g.03.7.1.093
System: G3iV2-386 Software Version: G3V2g.04.5.1.099
System: G3iV4-386 Software Version: G3V4i.01.0.038.5
System: G3siV4 Software Version: G3V4i.08.0.084.1
System: G3siV4 Software Version: GWSi.03.2.841.01
System: G3siV4+m Software Version: G3V4i.08.0.084.1
System: G3vsV4-PBP Software Version: GWSi.03.1.640.04
System: G3siV5+m Software Version: G3V6i.03.1.230.6
System: G3vsV6 Software Version: G3V6i.03.2.239.7
System: G3siV7 Software Version: G3V8i.01.0.025.4
System: G3cfsV7 Software Version: R009c.05.2.122.6
System: G3cfsV10 Software Version: R010c.01.0.032.3
System: G3cfsV12 Software Version: R012c.00.1.222.0
System: G3csiV11 Software Version: R011i.02.0.110.4
System: G3siV11 Software Version: R011i.03.0.526.5
System: G3rV11 Software Version: R011r.03.2.536.1
System: G3csiV12 Software Version: R012i.01.0.411.7 DEVELOPMENT LOAD
System: G3xV13 Software Version: R013x.01.2.632.1
System: Standard Software Version: R014x.00.3.737.4
System: Extra Large Software Version: R015x.01.2.416.4
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System: Extra Large Software Version: R015x.01.2.416.4
Terminal Type (513, 715, 4410, 4425, VT220, NTT, W2KTT, SUNT): [513] 4410
Command: newterm
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------This is the hardware platform CM is running on and shows what CM / Definity
version is turned on in system-parameters customer-options (note that this can
be different than the generic software the switch is loaded with). If the
Software Version: is higher, that is the patchable generic software load and the
System: is what the customer is paying for (RTU) Right to Use. If you see these
different, it means the Software Version: was installed to fix bugs and enhance
software, but the enhanced software may not be available unless the version on
system-parameters customer-options is the latest for the load. On new systems
that do not have translations yet,
Below is what the RTU is using for features, regardless of the installed
software version
Code:
display system-parameters customer-options Page 1 of 11
OPTIONAL FEATURES
G3 Version: V8
Code:
G3iV1.1-286 = intel g3v1 "tape" system
G3iV1.1-386 = intel g3v1 "flashcard" system
G3siV4 = intel g3v4
G3siV4+m = intel g3v4 "+m" e/w extra memory (shown if v4 or v5 only)
G3iV4-386 = intel g3v4
G3vsV4-PBP = intel g3v4 "vs" wall mount single carrier
"ABP" Advanced Business Package
"PBP" Premier Business Package
G3siV5+m = raptor g3v5 "+m" e/w extra memory (shown if v4 or v5 only)
G3siV7 = raptor g3v7 turned on in system-parameters customer-options
G3cfsV10 = intel NT g3v10 "cfs" Contry, Definity One, or IP600
G3csiV11 = intel g3v11 or MV1 "c" is prologix
G3siV11 = intel g3v11 or MV1
G3rV11 = mips g3v11 or MV1
G3xV13 = linux g3v13 or CM3
Standard = standard memory linux
Extra Large = X-large memory linux
s75, g1, g3, g3r - the Definity/CM version is determined by the load on the tape / removable media / harddisk
Upgrades / Downgrades to different versions are possible with new media that contain different Definity/CM versions.
g3si, g3csi e/w flash card. Definity/CM version is burned onto the processor board. Orange flash cards with loads can be used to erase and burn new version onto the processor board. CM loads from board, translations load from translations flash card. Upgrades / Downgrades can be done by reprogramming or replacing the processor boards.
Careful, this makes it possible to use your previously saved translation card with incompatible generic software and corrupt your translations.
linux servers can have different CM versions on different linux partitions which can be booted from or upgraded.
Upgrades to partitions can be done from CD, ftp, tftp, http, sftp, scp, etc. Then boot from the partition you want.
translations, os, security backups can sometimes be restored from previously configured systems to the same or different servers.[color red]Software Version:[/color]
This is the generic, patchable software version installed on the platform. (Note
this may be a higher version than what is shown on "display system-parameters
customer-options"). If this is so, the customer is not paying for the full RTU
for this installed.
If this version in v10 or higher then a RFA license file must be installed to
change RTU and features that the customer is paying for.
If this version is v9 or lower, then RTU and features are turned on with the
Avaya "init" login with "change system-parameters customer-options"
v11 is the highest load for a g3r
v12 is the highest load for a g3si and DefinityOne or IP600
v13 is the highest load for a g3csi Prologix
versions lower than v11 were not tagged as MV or CM, but Definity
version 11 is also known as MV or MultiVantage
version 12 and higher is also known as CM or Communication Manager
Code:
Software Version: G3V2g.04.5.1.099 "g" gaz is same as intel
Software Version: G3V4i.08.0.084.1 "i" intel
Software Version: GWSi.03.2.841.01 "GWS" Guestworks or BCS
Software Version: R012c.00.1.222.0 "c" DefinityOne, Contry, IP600
Software Version: R011r.03.2.536.1 "r" mips G3r
Software Version: R012i.01.0.411.7 "DEVELOPMENT LOAD" labs debugging turned on
Software Version: R014x.00.3.737.4 "x" linux s8xx platform"list configuration software-versions"
g3csi, G1, s75 have alternate commands for software, patch, media, and
announcement, or firmware information.
This command in a linux s8xx server only shows the installed CM software version
Output data will be determined by the command.
software version, memory resident, tape disk flash resident and removable media
with translation and patch timestamps. Since these commands can read from the
media, they are very helpful when doing upgrades, patches installing firmware
for wireless, and working on fl-data or sto-data issues and save translation or
save announcement issues.
# Quick version of list config information from memory:
Command: list configuration software-versions memory-resident
# This command reads the media so it is slower and more complete if there is not
# anything wrong with the installed (plugged in) media:
Command: list configuration software-versions
# This command reads the media of the active processor and then the media of the
# standby processor if the system is duplicated and the duplication link is up.
# shows media for spe-A and spe-B side by side on several screens.
Command: list configuration software-versions long
Below is duplicated g3si example:
Code:
list configuration software-versions long Page 1 SPE B
SOFTWARE VERSIONS
SPE_A SPE_B
UPDATE FILE
Creation (GMT) Date: 1:59 pm MON SEP 8, 1997 1:59 pm MON SEP 8, 1997
Old Version: G3V4i.06.0.070.1 G3V4i.06.0.070.1
Old Identifier: none none
New Identifier: 001889 001889
Update State: entirely applied entirely applied
to memory to memory
SOFTWARE VERSION
Memory Resident: G3V4i.06.0.070.1 G3V4i.06.0.070.1
Mem Card Resident: none none
Update Identifier: 001889 001889
TRANSLATION DATE
Memory Resident: 1:08 am THU MAR 2, 2000 1:08 am THU MAR 2, 2000
Mem Card Resident: 1:08 am THU MAR 2, 2000 1:08 am THU MAR 2, 2000
list configuration software-versions long SPE B
SOFTWARE VERSIONS
SPE_A SPE_B
PI FW VERSION
PI 1 Resident: 000162 000162
PI 2 Resident: n/a n/a
Flash Resident: 000162 000162
ANNOUNCEMENT DATE
Mem Card Resident: 4:58 pm FRI DEC 31, 1999 4:58 pm FRI DEC 31, 1999
PKT-CTRL FW VERSION
Pkt-Ctrl Resident: n/a n/a
Flash Resident: 000021 000021Below is duplicated g3r example:
Code:
list configuration software-versions long Page 1 SPE A
SOFTWARE VERSIONS
SPE_A SPE_B
UPDATE FILE
Creation (GMT) R-Media: 2:48 pm TUE APR 25, 2000 2:48 pm TUE APR 25, 2000
(GMT) Disk: 2:48 pm TUE APR 25, 2000 2:48 pm TUE APR 25, 2000
Old Version R-Media: G3V8r.01.0.025.4 G3V8r.01.0.025.4
Disk: G3V8r.01.0.025.4 G3V8r.01.0.025.4
Old Identifier R-Media: none none
Disk: none none
New Identifier R-Media: 002988 002988
Disk: 002988 002988
SOFTWARE VERSION
Memory Resident: G3V8r.01.0.025.4 G3V8r.01.0.025.4
R-Media Resident: G3V8r.01.0.025.4 G3V8r.01.0.025.4
R-Media Second Copy: good good
Disk Resident: G3V8r.01.0.025.4 G3V8r.01.0.025.4
Disk Second Copy: good good
Update Identifier: 002988 002988
Update State: entirely applied entirely applied
to memory to memory
list configuration software-versions long Page 2 SPE A
SOFTWARE VERSIONS
SPE_A SPE_B
TRANSLATION DATE
Memory Resident: 10:00 am MON MAY 1, 2000 10:00 am MON MAY 1, 2000
R-Media Resident: 10:00 am MON MAY 1, 2000 10:00 am SUN APR 30, 2000
R-Media Second Copy: good inconsistent
Disk Resident: 10:00 am MON MAY 1, 2000 10:00 am MON MAY 1, 2000
Disk Second Copy: good good
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Memory Resident: 3 mem 3 mem
R-Media Resident: 3 mem 3 mem
Disk Resident: 3 mem 3 mem
ANNOUNCEMENT DATE
R-Media Resident: 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999
R-Media Second Copy: 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999
Disk Resident: 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999
Disk Second Copy: 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999 5:46 pm THU NOV 18, 1999
list configuration software-versions long SPE A
SOFTWARE VERSIONS
SPE_A SPE_B
COMPATIBILITY INDEX
Memory Resident: 11.4 11.4
R-Media Resident: 11.4 11.4
Disk Resident: 11.4 11.4status card-mem
status card-mem 1a
status card-mem 1b
g3si, g3csi with flash card media:
shows which processor, status, system size, flashcard size, storage space used,
flashcard format, timestamps for translations and announcements and wireless
firmware
Code:
status card-mem 1b SPE A
MEMORY CARD STATUS
Location: 01B Write Protection: NA
Status: inserted Capacity (MB): 16 ATA Card
System Size: medium Number of Erase Pulses:
Card Format: post-G3V8 Translation Storage Space Used (%): 4
File Name Data Present Date Time
translation y 09/01/08 1:08
announcements n
firmware y 06/21/06 16:17[color red]linux s8xx systems[/color]
"swversion"
shows servertype at the beginning of the Release String:
shows currently installed MV or CM software load, updates on your system,
timestamps for license install and last save translation. This shows the version
installed on the "/" partition.
"swversion -r"
shows servertype at the beginning of the Release String:
shows previously installed MV or CM software load if install used same server
and same hard disk and loaded the new software on a different partition than
the old software. This shows the version installed on the "/root2" partition.
Code:
init@S8710B> swversion
Operating system: Linux 2.6.11-AV18 i686 i686
Built: Mar 9 15:26 2007
Contains: 01.4.642.1
Reports as: R013x.01.4.642.1
Release String: [b][color red]S8500[/color][/b]-013-01.4.642.1
UPDATES:
01.4.642.1-13882 activated hot Combo of SP 13743 & 13865
Translation Saved: 2008-03-12 02:02:09
License Installed: 2007-06-22 10:09:06
init@S8710B> swversion -r
Operating system: Linux 2.6.11-AV18 i686 i686
Built: Mar 9 15:26 2007
Contains: 00.1.346.0
Reports as: R013x.00.1.346.0
Release String: [b][color red]S8500[/color][/b]-013-00.1.346.0
UPDATES:
00.1.346.0-12480 activated cold rebuild 12246
00.1.346.0-12514 activated hot Daylight Savings Update
Translation Saved: 2008-03-10 17:04:21
License Installed: 2007-06-22 10:09:06
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Mapping sofware versions to MV and CM versions
Here are just a few Legacy g3i and g3r examples:
G3V3i.02.0.046.1 g3v3 2.0
G3V3i.04.0.058.1 g3v3 4.0
G3V3r.02.0.046.1 g3v3 2.0
G3V3r.04.0.058.1 g3v3 4.0
G3V4i.08.0.084.1 g3v4 8.0
G3V4r.08.0.084.1 g3v4 8.0
G3V5i.05.0.215.0 g3v5 5.0
G3V5r.05.0.215.0 g3v5 5.0
G3V6i.03.3.246.1 g3v6 3.3
G3V6r.03.4.253.1 g3v6 3.4
G3V9i.05.1.122.4 g3v9 5.0
G3V9c.05.2.122.6 g3v9 5.2
G3V9c.05.3.122.7 g3v9 5.3
G3V9r.05.0.122.2 g3v9 5.0
^ ^
this is where 9.5 is seen in the load
R010i.01.0.032.3 g3v10 1.0
R010r.01.0.032.3 g3v10 1.0
^ ^
this is where 1.0 is seen in the load
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Below shows evolution of PCN versions of R011 or MV Multivantage which will runs
on several different hardware platforms.
G3si, G3csi, G3r, DefinityOne, and s87xx
R011i.01.2.065.3 g3v11 MV 1.1.2
R011i.01.3.065.4 g3v11 MV 1.1.3
R011i.02.0.110.4 g3v11 MV 1.2.0
R011i.03.0.526.5 g3v11 MV 1.3.0
R011i.03.1.531.0 g3v11 MV 1.3.1
R011i.03.2.536.1 g3v11 MV 1.3.2
R011r.01.2.065.3 g3v11 MV 1.1.2
R011r.01.3.065.4 g3v11 MV 1.1.3
R011r.02.0.110.4 g3v11 MV 1.2.0
R011r.03.0.526.5 g3v11 MV 1.3.0
R011r.03.1.531.0 g3v11 MV 1.3.1
R011r.03.2.536.1 g3v11 MV 1.3.2
R011x.01.2.065.3 g3v11 MV 1.1.2
R011x.01.3.065.4 g3v11 MV 1.1.3
R011x.02.0.110.4 g3v11 MV 1.2.0
R011x.03.0.526.5 g3v11 MV 1.3.0
R011x.03.1.531.0 g3v11 MV 1.3.1
R011x.03.2.536.1 g3v11 MV 1.3.2
^ ^ ^
this is where 1.3.2 is seen for the MV load
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Below shows evolution of PCN versions of R012 or CM Communication Manager which
will run on several platforms, but no longer on G3r.
G3si, G3csi, DefinityOne, and s8xxx
R012i.00.1.221.1 g3v12 CM 2.0.1
R012i.01.0.411.7 g3v12 CM 2.1.0
R012i.01.1.414.1 g3v12 CM 2.1.1
R012i.02.0.111.4 g3v12 CM 2.2.0
R012i.02.1.118.1 g3v12 CM 2.2.1
R012i.02.2.122.0 g3v12 CM 2.2.2
R012x.00.1.221.1 g3v12 CM 2.0.1
R012c.00.1.222.0 g3v12 CM 2.0.1
R012x.01.0.411.7 g3v12 CM 2.1.0
R012x.01.1.414.1 g3v12 CM 2.1.1
R012x.02.0.111.4 g3v12 CM 2.2.0
R012x.02.1.118.1 g3v12 CM 2.2.1
R012x.02.2.122.0 g3v12 CM 2.2.2
^ ^ ^
this is where 2.2.2 is seen for the CM load
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Below shows evolution of PCN versions of R013 or CM Communication Manager which
will run on several platforms, but no longer on G3r or G3si.
G3csi, and s8xxx
R013i.00.0.340.3 g3v13 CM 3.0.0
R013i.00.1.346.0 g3v13 CM 3.0.1
R013i.01.1.628.7 g3v13 CM 3.1.1
R013i.01.2.632.1 g3v13 CM 3.1.2
R013i.01.3.640.2 g3v13 CM 3.1.3
R013i.01.4.642.1 g3v13 CM 3.1.4
R013i.01.5.642.3 g3v13 CM 3.1.5
R013x.00.0.340.3 g3v13 CM 3.0.0
R013x.00.1.346.0 g3v13 CM 3.0.1
R013x.01.0.628.6 g3v13 CM 3.1.0
R013x.01.1.628.7 g3v13 CM 3.1.1
R013x.01.2.632.1 g3v13 CM 3.1.2
R013x.01.3.640.2 g3v13 CM 3.1.3
R013x.01.4.642.1 g3v13 CM 3.1.4
R013x.01.5.642.3 g3v13 CM 3.1.5
^ ^ ^
this is where 3.1.5 is seen for the CM load
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Below shows evolution of PCN versions of R014 or CM Communication Manager which
will run on several platforms, but no longer on Legacy G3r, G3si, G3csi.
linux platforms only going forward.
R014x.00.0.730.5 g3v14 CM 4.0.0
R014x.00.1.731.2 g3v14 CM 4.0.1
R014x.00.2.731.7 g3v14 CM 4.0.2
R014x.00.3.737.4 g3v14 CM 4.0.3
R014x.00.4.739.0 g3v14 CM 4.0.4
^ ^ ^
this is where 4.0.4 is seen for the CM load
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Below shows evolution of PCN versions of R014 or CM Communication Manager which
will run on several platforms, but no longer on Legacy G3r, G3si, G3csi.
linux platforms only going forward.
R015x.00.0.825.4 g3v15 CM 5.0.0
R015x.01.0.414.3 g3v15 CM 5.1.0
R015x.01.1.415.1 g3v15 CM 5.1.1
R015x.01.2.416.4 g3v15 CM 5.1.2
^ ^ ^
this is where 5.1.2 is seen for the CM load
R015x.02.0.947.3 g3v15 CM 5.2.0
^ ^ ^
this is where 5.2.0 is seen for the CM load
R015x.02.1.016.4 g3v15 CM 5.2.1
^ ^ ^
this is where 5.2.1 is seen for the CM load
R016x.00.0.345.0 g3v16 CM 6.0.0
R016x.00.1.510.1 g3v16 CM 6.0.1
R016x.02.0.823.0 g3v16 CM 6.2.0
^ ^ ^
this is where 6.2.0 is seen for the CM load
R016x.00.0.345.0 g3v16 CM 6.0.0
R016x.00.1.510.1 g3v16 CM 6.0.1
^ ^ ^
this is where 6.0.1 is seen for the CM load
R016x.02.0.823.0 g3v16 CM 6.2.0
R016x.03.0.124.0 g3v16 CM 6.3.0
R016x.03.0.141.0 g3v16 CM 6.3.0
^ ^ ^
this is where 6.3.0 is seen for the CM load
R016x.03.0.124.0 g3v16 CM 6.3.12 if SP12 active (swversion - Update)
R016x.03.0.141.0 g3v16 CM 6.3.12 if SP112 active (swversion - Update)
R017x.00.0.441.0 g3v17 CM 7.0.0
R017x.01.0.532.0 g3v17 CM 7.1.0
^ ^ ^
this is where 7.1.0 is seen for the CM load
New for CM7 and higher are entries in swversion command that show RTS Version
Update ID includes Update description version with active SP/service pack/patch
dadmin@xx-main-cm> swversion
Operating system: Linux 3.10.0-693.el7.AV1.x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
Built:
Contains: 01.0.532.0
CM Reports as: R017x.01.0.532.0
CM Release String: vcm-017-01.0.532.0
RTS Version: CM 7.1.2.0.0.532.24184
Publication Date: 25 June 2015
VMwaretools version: 9.10.2.48224 (build-2822639)
UPDATES:
Update ID Status Type Update description
--------------------------------- ------------ ----- ---------------------------
01.0.532.0-24184 activated cold 7.1.2.0.0-FP2
KERNEL-3.10.0-693.el7.AV1 activated cold kernel patch KERNEL-3.10.0-
Platform/Security ID Status Type Update description
--------------------------------- ------------ ----- ---------------------------
PLAT-rhel7.2-0010 activated cold RHEL7.2-SSP001
CM Translation Saved: 2018-11-01 22:00:07
CM License Installed: 2018-08-27 07:02:24
CM Memory Config: Medium
dadmin@xx-main-cm>[color red]display capacity[/color]
Current version and last saved translations version
Note: this page will show different versions after and upgrade until a save
and the next reboot. Then the version will match. If on a lab switch, you load
some translation card that was saved on a different system, the versions here
will be different.
If the current version is a lesser version than the last saved version, you
could have software corruption.
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SYSTEM CAPACITY
CURRENT SYSTEM INFORMATION
Software Load: R015x.02.0.947.3
Memory Configuration: Standard
Offer Category: A
LAST TRANSLATION LOADED INFORMATION
Software Load: R015x.01.2.416.4
Memory Configuration: Standard
Offer Category: A
Platform: 6
Command: display capacity[color red]Linux Server types[/color]
Code:
If you want to determine (or confirm) the type of server you're logged into, you
can execute the CLI command, "grep ServerType /etc/ecs.conf", and the values you
can see decode as follows:
icc = S8300
s8300c = S8300C S8300C 1GB CHAWK
s8300d = S8300D S8300D >= 2GB CHAWK
ibmx305 = S8500A
ibmx306 = S8500B
ibmx306m = S8500C
isp2100 = S8700
dl380g3 = S8710
dl385g1 = S8720
dl385g2 = S8730
hs20 = HS20 Blade
hs20_8832_vm = HS20 VM Blade
tn8400 = TN8400
xen = S8510
ibmx3550 = S8800, DL360 G7
dell1950 = DELL1950
dell1950 = S8510
dell1950 = S8510v3.1
Code:
Use SAT in Main/LSP/ESS to see [color #CC0000][b]Platform numbers[/b][/color] for the installed license for each ServerType
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OPTIONAL FEATURES
G3 Version: V15 Software Package: Standard
Location: 1 RFA System ID (SID): 1
[color #CC0000][b]Platform: 6[/b][/color] RFA Module ID (MID): 1
/* These defines are also used for platform from the license file */
[color #CC0000][b]Platform[/b][/color]
#define NO_PLATFORM 0 /* No platform defined */
#define G3R 1 /* mips */
#define G3SI 2 /* raptor */
#define G3CSI 3 /* prologix */
#define DEFONE 4 /* definity one */
#define IP600 5 /* IP600 */
#define STINGRAY 6 /* STINGRAY */ MC 8700
#define CHAWK 7 /* CHAWK-ICC */ G700 8300
#define SEAGULL 8 /* SEAGULL */ IP 8700
#define CHAWK_LSP 9 /* CHAWK-LSP */ G700 8300
#define BOXSTER_LSP 10 /* BOXSTER-LSP */ G350 8300
#define HP8700 11 /* HP8700 */
#define S8500 12 /* S8500 */
#define BOXSTER 13 /* BOXSTER-ICC */ G350 8300
#define S8700_ESS 14 /* S8700-ESS */
#define S8500_ESS 15 /* S8500-ESS */
#define S8500_BLADE 16 /* S8500-BLADE */
#define VM_BLADE 17 /* VMWare blade */
#define HUMMER 18 /* HUMMER-ICC */ G250 8300
#define HUMMER_LSP 19 /* HUMMER-LSP */ G250 8300
#define S8400 20 /* S8400 (TNLCC/TN8400) */
#define S8500_LSP 21 /* S8500 LSP */
#define G450 22 /* G450-ICC */
#define G450_LSP 23 /* G450-LSP */
#define S8400_ESS 24 /* S8400-ESS */
#define MVE 25 /* MVE - MV Express */
#define G430 26 /* G430-ICC */
#define G430_LSP 27 /* G430-LSP */
#define VCM 28 /* Virtual CM */
#define VCM_ESS 29 /* Virtual CM ESS */
#define VCM_LSP 30 /* Virtual CM LSP */
#define GENERIC_OFFER 31 /* unspecified */
Please Note: 1 is Bad, 10 is Good :-)
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