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5/14/12 7:43 PM
Hi all,
 
I'm trying to get the CPU speed from the blades I have installed as part of an inventory script.  The Get-UcsBlade commandlet gets me most of what I need, but I can't seem to find where I'd get the speeds from.  Anyone have any suggestions?
 
Thanks,
 
Sage
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RE: Collect CPU speeds via UCS PowerTool...
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5/14/12 9:40 PM as a reply to Sage Harvey.
Hi all,
 
I'm trying to get the CPU speed from the blades I have installed as part of an inventory script.  The Get-UcsBlade commandlet gets me most of what I need, but I can't seem to find where I'd get the speeds from.  Anyone have any suggestions?
 
Thanks,
 
Sage

Hi Sage,
 
There are at least two ways to get to the information you are looking for;
 
- Directly by using the Get-UcsProcessorUnit cmdlet
 
- Through the structure of the Object Model
  - Get-UcsBlade | Get-UcsComputeBoard | Get-UcsProcessorUnit
 
Running Get-Help for each one of those commands with show you the input object that is being looked for, as well as other filering options.
 
Hope that helps, example below.
 
Regards,
John
 
Here's the output for blade 1/1

PS C:\> Get-UcsBlade -ServerId 1/1 | Get-UcsComputeBoard | Get-UcsProcessorUnit
 
 
Arch              : Xeon
Cores             : 4
CoresEnabled      : 4
Id                : 1
Model             : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU           E5540  @ 2.53GHz
OperState         : operable
Operability       : unknown
Perf              : unknown
Power             : not-supported
Presence          : equipped
Revision          : 0
Serial            :
SocketDesignation : CPU1
Speed             : 2.530000
Stepping          : 4
Thermal           : ok
Threads           : 8
Vendor            : Intel(R) Corporation
Visibility        : yes
Voltage           : not-supported
Dn                : sys/chassis-1/blade-1/board/cpu-1
Rn                : cpu-1
Status            :
Ucs               : machine
 
Arch              : Xeon
Cores             : 4
CoresEnabled      : 4
Id                : 2
Model             : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU           E5540  @ 2.53GHz
OperState         : operable
Operability       : unknown
Perf              : unknown
Power             : not-supported
Presence          : equipped
Revision          : 0
Serial            :
SocketDesignation : CPU2
Speed             : 2.530000
Stepping          : 4
Thermal           : ok
Threads           : 8
Vendor            : Intel(R) Corporation
Visibility        : yes
Voltage           : not-supported
Dn                : sys/chassis-1/blade-1/board/cpu-2
Rn                : cpu-2
Status            :
Ucs               : machine
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RE: Collect CPU speeds via UCS PowerTool...
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5/23/12 6:45 PM as a reply to John McDonough.
John,

Thank you very much that was exactly what I needed.

Sage
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