Conrep

Description – The conrep script is a wrapper to the conrep utility, which will select the appropriate conrep version and xml file for the current platform. The conrep utility is used to read and write system environmental settings. For more information on conrep, refer to the HP SmartStart Scripting Toolkit Linux Edition User Guide.

Usage –

#conrep -s-l

Files – When reading server environment settings, the output is written to conrep.dat in the current directory.

TIP: If you wish to issue the conrep command across multiple nodes in the cluster, it is recommended you use a pdsh –a “cd /tmp; conrep –s”command. This places the output file in a node-specific directory in order to avoid overwriting the output file.

cpu_rate

Description – The cpu_rate script benchmarks a variety of system performance parameters. For more information, use the help option:

#cpu_rate –h

Usage –

#cpu_rate

getMP

Description – The getMP command is a shell script that displays the IP and MAC addresses of an iLO or IPMI port on a node. This command currently does not support HP Integrity rxXX20 and rxXX40 models.

Usage –

#getMP

hponcfg

Description – The hponcfg command is an online configuration tool used to set up and reconfigure RILOE II, iLO, and iLO 2 without requiring a reboot of the server operating system. The utility runs in command line mode and must be executed from an operating system command line.

Usage – Refer to the HP SmartStart Scripting Toolkit Linux Edition User Guide available at the HP SmartStart Scripting Toolkit page for hponcfg command line syntax.

ib_fabric_check

Description – The ib_fabric_check command is used to identify ports in the InfiniBand fabric, check the port error counters, clear the port error counters, locate subnet managers, and indicate port connections. This utility utilizes OFED scripts provided with the driver to gather information about the InfiniBand fabric. By default ib_fabric_check will scan the fabric and indicate ports with link widths that are not 4x, link speeds that are not DDR, ports with non-zero symbol error counters, and ports with non-zero transmit discard counters. These criteria can be adjusted via the input parameters.

Usage –

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