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How to do I find out cm server model

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PRAJITHMP

Technical User
Aug 1, 2012
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Hi all,
I have a doubt, how I can find out cm server model through Asa or shell commands. Please help me to find out remote client server details through ASA. Please help Me to find those client server model and details, pls help me.
 
BIS
thank you so much for your great help thanks alot
 
Bis

I tried to find out, but i can't able to find server model. Could you please help me to find through remotely.
 
The document BIS posted gives simple ASA commands that should work for you:
list configuration software-versions long
display system-parameters customer-options
display capacity
 
From the link

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

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