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Hi 
 
Q1)
I want to gather all the F/w information of every of part of the UCS cluster ( UCSM , CMIC, BMC,ADAPTER , BIOS...)  in a simple format.
 
Especially around Blade # , SP Associated and their f/w versions ( Of CMIC,BIOS,ADAPTER..) , Is there any way we can gather this info using XML Queries.
 
Atleast i am looking at the dump of the whole information in a file - which i can sort out later.
 
 
Q2)  i don't use Windows  - is there any tool available on Linux  ( similar to GoUCS or Powershell equivalent) other than XML API Query ( using curl).
 
Thanks
Vamsi
 

Hi Vamsi,

I had the need for something similar so I ended up using the XML API from a PHP script running on linux. This is what I use:
  1
  2<?php
  3    require_once 'HTTP/Request2.php';
  4    $ucsDomains = array();
  5    $myLogin = "ucs-AD\\someuser";  // Using AD authentication, local accounts would work too.
  6    $myPassword = "somepassword";
  7   
  8//    Load up all the UCSM's
  9    array_push($ucsDomains, array("url" => "http://ucs01/"));
 10    array_push($ucsDomains, array("url" => "http://ucs02/"));
 11    array_push($ucsDomains, array("url" => "http://ucs03/"));
 12
 13    foreach($ucsDomains as $ucsDomain){
 14        generateData($ucsDomain, $myLogin, $myPassword);
 15    }
 16
 17    function generateData($details, $myLogin, $myPassword) {
 18        $chassisTypes = array(
 19            "N20-C6508" => "5108");
 20        $Blades = array(
 21            "N20-B6620-1" => "B200 M1",
 22            "N20-B6625-1" => "B200 M2",
 23            "N20-B6625-2" => "B250 M2",
 24            "N20-B6730-1" => "B230 M1",
 25            "B230-BASE-M2" => "B230 M2",
 26            "N20-B6620-1" => "B200 M1",
 27            "N20-B6740-2" => "B440 M1");
 28        $fabricInterconnects = array(
 29            "N10-S6100" => "6120XP",
 30            "N10-S6200" => "6140XP");
 31        $url = $details['url']."nuova";
 32        $aaaLogin = "<aaaLogin inName='{$myLogin}' inPassword='{$myPassword}' />";
 33        $results = httpPost($url, $aaaLogin);
 34        $outCookie = $results->attributes()->outCookie;
 35
 36//        Get Cluster name
 37        $xmlQuery = "<configResolveClass cookie='$outCookie' classId='topSystem' />";
 38        $results = httpPost($url, $xmlQuery);
 39        $clusterName = $results->outConfigs->topSystem['name'];
 40
 41
 42        $xmlQuery =<<<EOD
 43<configResolveClasses cookie='$outCookie' inHierarchical="true">
 44    <inIds>
 45        <classId value="firmwareBootUnit"/>
 46    </inIds>
 47</configResolveClasses>
 48EOD;
 49        $results = httpPost($url, $xmlQuery);
 50        $firmwareBootUnit = $results->outConfigs->firmwareBootUnit;
 51
 52        $fwResults = "";
 53        foreach($firmwareBootUnit as $datum) {
 54            if ($datum['dn'] == "sys/mgmt/fw-boot-def/bootunit-system") {
 55//                Found UCSM
 56                $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>UCSM,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>_".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
 57            }
 58            if (preg_match("/^sys\/(switch-[AB])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-kernel/", $datum['dn'])) {
 59//                Found a Fabric Interconnect
 60                $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Fabric Interconnect,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>_".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
 61            }
 62            if (preg_match("/^sys\/(chassis-[0-9]\/slot-[0-9])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-combined/", $datum['dn'])) {
 63//                Found an IOM
 64                $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Fabric Extender,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
 65            }
 66            if (preg_match("/^sys\/(chassis-[0-9]\/blade-[0-9])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-combined/", $datum['dn'])) {
 67//                Found a CIMC               
 68                $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>CIMC,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
 69            }
 70            if (strpos($datum['dn'], "bios")) {
 71//                Found a blade's BIOS               
 72                $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Blade BIOS,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
 73            }
 74            if (preg_match("/^sys\/(chassis-[0-9]\/blade-[0-9]\/adaptor-[0-9])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-combined/", $datum['dn'])) {
 75//                Found an Interface Card               
 76                $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Interface Card,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
 77            }
 78        }
 79        echo "<th>Cluster,</th><th>Type,</th><th>Current Version,</th><th>Prev/Backup Version,</th><th>Node</th><br/>";
 80
 81        $fwResults = str_replace ("/fw-boot-def/bootunit-system", "", $fwResults);
 82        $fwResults = str_replace ("/mgmt/fw-boot-def/bootunit-kernel", "", $fwResults);
 83        $fwResults = str_replace ("/mgmt/fw-boot-def/bootunit-combined", "", $fwResults);
 84        $fwResults = str_replace ("/bios/fw-boot-def/bootunit-combined", "", $fwResults);
 85        echo $fwResults;
 86        echo "</table>";
 87        echo "<hr />\n";
 88
 89//        Logout
 90        $aaaLogout = "<aaaLogout inCookie='$outCookie' />";
 91        $results = httpPost($url, $aaaLogout);
 92        $outStatus = $results->attributes()->outStatus;
 93    }
 94
 95    function httpPost($url, $package){
 96        $request = new HTTP_REQUEST2($url, HTTP_REQUEST2::METHOD_POST);
 97        $request->setHeader("Content-type: text/xml");
 98        $request->setBody($package);
 99        $response = $request->send();
100        $xml = new SimpleXMLElement($response->getBody());
101        return $xml;
102    }
103?>


The output would end up looking something like this:
 1
 2Cluster,Type,Current Version,Prev/Backup Version,Node
 3ucs01,UCSM,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),_sys/mgmt
 4ucs01,Fabric Interconnect,5.0(3)N2(2.1q),4.2(1)N1(1.4j),_sys/switch-B
 5ucs01,Fabric Interconnect,5.0(3)N2(2.1q),4.2(1)N1(1.4j),_sys/switch-A
 6ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/slot-1
 7ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/slot-1
 8ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-1
 9ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-3
10ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/slot-2
11ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/blade-1
12ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/slot-1
13ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/slot-1
14ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/slot-2
15ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/slot-2
16ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-3/adaptor-2
17ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-3/adaptor-1
18ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/slot-2
19ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-3
20ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/blade-1
21ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-1/adaptor-2
22ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-1/adaptor-1
23ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/blade-1/adaptor-2
24ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/blade-1/adaptor-1
25ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/blade-1/adaptor-2
26ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/blade-1/adaptor-1
27ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-3/adaptor-2
28ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-3/adaptor-1
29ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-1/blade-1
30ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-4/blade-1
31ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-1/blade-3
32ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-2/blade-1
33ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-3/blade-3
34ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-3/blade-1
35ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),,sys/chassis-3/blade-1
36ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.3(0.841),sys/chassis-3/blade-1/adaptor-2
37ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-1/adaptor-1


Hope that helps.

Sage

Hi 
 
Q1)
I want to gather all the F/w information of every of part of the UCS cluster ( UCSM , CMIC, BMC,ADAPTER , BIOS...)  in a simple format.
 
Especially around Blade # , SP Associated and their f/w versions ( Of CMIC,BIOS,ADAPTER..) , Is there any way we can gather this info using XML Queries.
 
Atleast i am looking at the dump of the whole information in a file - which i can sort out later.
 
 
Q2)  i don't use Windows  - is there any tool available on Linux  ( similar to GoUCS or Powershell equivalent) other than XML API Query ( using curl).
 
Thanks
Vamsi
 

Vasmi:
 
we are in the process of porting goucs to linux.  we have a RC that I can send you.  Please email me directly at goucs@cisco.com and I can send you a copy.  Should be releasing it fully on CDN in a couple weeks.
 
Eric

I have written some functions in perl to retrieve all kind of info. Let me know if interested.



Op 9 feb. 2012 om 17:11 heeft "Cisco Developer Community Forums" <cdicuser@developer.cisco.com> het volgende geschreven:

> Sage Harvey has created a new message in the forum "Technical Discussions":
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> Hi Vamsi,
>
> I had the need for something similar so I ended up using the XML API from a PHP script running on linux. This is what I use:
> 1
> 2<?php
> 3 require_once 'HTTP/Request2.php';
> 4 $ucsDomains = array();
> 5 $myLogin = "ucs-AD\\someuser"; // Using AD authentication, local accounts would work too.
> 6 $myPassword = "somepassword";
> 7
> 8// Load up all the UCSM's
> 9 array_push($ucsDomains, array("url" => "http://ucs01/"));
> 10 array_push($ucsDomains, array("url" => "http://ucs02/"));
> 11 array_push($ucsDomains, array("url" => "http://ucs03/"));
> 12
> 13 foreach($ucsDomains as $ucsDomain){
> 14 generateData($ucsDomain, $myLogin, $myPassword);
> 15 }
> 16
> 17 function generateData($details, $myLogin, $myPassword) {
> 18 $chassisTypes = array(
> 19 "N20-C6508" => "5108");
> 20 $Blades = array(
> 21 "N20-B6620-1" => "B200 M1",
> 22 "N20-B6625-1" => "B200 M2",
> 23 "N20-B6625-2" => "B250 M2",
> 24 "N20-B6730-1" => "B230 M1",
> 25 "B230-BASE-M2" => "B230 M2",
> 26 "N20-B6620-1" => "B200 M1",
> 27 "N20-B6740-2" => "B440 M1");
> 28 $fabricInterconnects = array(
> 29 "N10-S6100" => "6120XP",
> 30 "N10-S6200" => "6140XP");
> 31 $url = $details['url']."nuova";
> 32 $aaaLogin = "<aaaLogin inName='{$myLogin}' inPassword='{$myPassword}' />";
> 33 $results = httpPost($url, $aaaLogin);
> 34 $outCookie = $results->attributes()->outCookie;
> 35
> 36// Get Cluster name
> 37 $xmlQuery = "<configResolveClass cookie='$outCookie' classId='topSystem' />";
> 38 $results = httpPost($url, $xmlQuery);
> 39 $clusterName = $results->outConfigs->topSystem['name'];
> 40
> 41
> 42 $xmlQuery =<<<EOD
> 43<configResolveClasses cookie='$outCookie' inHierarchical="true">
> 44 <inIds>
> 45 <classId value="firmwareBootUnit"/>
> 46 </inIds>
> 47</configResolveClasses>
> 48EOD;
> 49 $results = httpPost($url, $xmlQuery);
> 50 $firmwareBootUnit = $results->outConfigs->firmwareBootUnit;
> 51
> 52 $fwResults = "";
> 53 foreach($firmwareBootUnit as $datum) {
> 54 if ($datum['dn'] == "sys/mgmt/fw-boot-def/bootunit-system") {
> 55// Found UCSM
> 56 $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>UCSM,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>_".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
> 57 }
> 58 if (preg_match("/^sys\/(switch-)\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-kernel/", $datum['dn'])) {
> 59// Found a Fabric Interconnect
> 60 $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Fabric Interconnect,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>_".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
> 61 }
> 62 if (preg_match("/^sys\/(chassis-[0-9]\/slot-[0-9])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-combined/", $datum['dn'])) {
> 63// Found an IOM
> 64 $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Fabric Extender,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
> 65 }
> 66 if (preg_match("/^sys\/(chassis-[0-9]\/blade-[0-9])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-combined/", $datum['dn'])) {
> 67// Found a CIMC
> 68 $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>CIMC,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
> 69 }
> 70 if (strpos($datum['dn'], "bios")) {
> 71// Found a blade's BIOS
> 72 $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Blade BIOS,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
> 73 }
> 74 if (preg_match("/^sys\/(chassis-[0-9]\/blade-[0-9]\/adaptor-[0-9])\/mgmt\/fw-boot-def\/bootunit-combined/", $datum['dn'])) {
> 75// Found an Interface Card
> 76 $fwResults .= "<tr><td>$clusterName,</td><td>Interface Card,</td><td>".$datum['version'].",</td><td>".$datum['prevVersion'].",</td><td>".$datum['dn']."</td></tr><br />\n";
> 77 }
> 78 }
> 79 echo "<th>Cluster,</th><th>Type,</th><th>Current Version,</th><th>Prev/Backup Version,</th><th>Node</th><br/>";
> 80
> 81 $fwResults = str_replace ("/fw-boot-def/bootunit-system", "", $fwResults);
> 82 $fwResults = str_replace ("/mgmt/fw-boot-def/bootunit-kernel", "", $fwResults);
> 83 $fwResults = str_replace ("/mgmt/fw-boot-def/bootunit-combined", "", $fwResults);
> 84 $fwResults = str_replace ("/bios/fw-boot-def/bootunit-combined", "", $fwResults);
> 85 echo $fwResults;
> 86 echo "</table>";
> 87 echo "<hr />\n";
> 88
> 89// Logout
> 90 $aaaLogout = "<aaaLogout inCookie='$outCookie' />";
> 91 $results = httpPost($url, $aaaLogout);
> 92 $outStatus = $results->attributes()->outStatus;
> 93 }
> 94
> 95 function httpPost($url, $package){
> 96 $request = new HTTP_REQUEST2($url, HTTP_REQUEST2::METHOD_POST);
> 97 $request->setHeader("Content-type: text/xml");
> 98 $request->setBody($package);
> 99 $response = $request->send();
> 100 $xml = new SimpleXMLElement($response->getBody());
> 101 return $xml;
> 102 }
> 103?>
>
>
> The output would end up looking something like this:
> 1
> 2Cluster,Type,Current Version,Prev/Backup Version,Node
> 3ucs01,UCSM,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),_sys/mgmt
> 4ucs01,Fabric Interconnect,5.0(3)N2(2.1q),4.2(1)N1(1.4j),_sys/switch-B
> 5ucs01,Fabric Interconnect,5.0(3)N2(2.1q),4.2(1)N1(1.4j),_sys/switch-A
> 6ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/slot-1
> 7ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/slot-1
> 8ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-1
> 9ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-3
> 10ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/slot-2
> 11ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/blade-1
> 12ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/slot-1
> 13ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/slot-1
> 14ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/slot-2
> 15ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/slot-2
> 16ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-3/adaptor-2
> 17ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-3/adaptor-1
> 18ucs01,Fabric Extender,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/slot-2
> 19ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-3
> 20ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/blade-1
> 21ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-1/adaptor-2
> 22ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-1/blade-1/adaptor-1
> 23ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/blade-1/adaptor-2
> 24ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-4/blade-1/adaptor-1
> 25ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/blade-1/adaptor-2
> 26ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-2/blade-1/adaptor-1
> 27ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-3/adaptor-2
> 28ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-3/adaptor-1
> 29ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-1/blade-1
> 30ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-4/blade-1
> 31ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-1/blade-3
> 32ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-2/blade-1
> 33ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-3/blade-3
> 34ucs01,Blade BIOS,B440.2.0.1c.0.100520111754,B440M1.1.4.1b.0.120820101442,sys/chassis-3/blade-1
> 35ucs01,CIMC,2.0(1q),,sys/chassis-3/blade-1
> 36ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.3(0.841),sys/chassis-3/blade-1/adaptor-2
> 37ucs01,Interface Card,2.0(1q),1.4(1j),sys/chassis-3/blade-1/adaptor-1
>
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Sage
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we are in the process of porting goucs to linux.  we have a RC that I can send you.  Please email me directly at goucs@cisco.com and I can send you a copy.  Should be releasing it fully on CDN in a couple weeks.

 
Eric

 
That will be fantastic, can't wait to check it out.



Hi 
 
Q1)
I want to gather all the F/w information of every of part of the UCS cluster ( UCSM , CMIC, BMC,ADAPTER , BIOS...)  in a simple format.
 
Especially around Blade # , SP Associated and their f/w versions ( Of CMIC,BIOS,ADAPTER..) , Is there any way we can gather this info using XML Queries.
 
Atleast i am looking at the dump of the whole information in a file - which i can sort out later.
 
 
Q2)  i don't use Windows  - is there any tool available on Linux  ( similar to GoUCS or Powershell equivalent) other than XML API Query ( using curl).
 
Thanks
Vamsi
 


Vasmi:
 
we are in the process of porting goucs to linux.  we have a RC that I can send you.  Please email me directly at goucs@cisco.com and I can send you a copy.  Should be releasing it fully on CDN in a couple weeks.
 
Eric

Sounds great... I have already completed such kind of implemention of goucs in Linux. However, It would be great if you can share the RC so that i can validate my solution and enhance it whereever required.
I am sending you mail on given email id . Kindly revert with the needful
 
Thanks
Dilip





Hi 
 
Q1)
I want to gather all the F/w information of every of part of the UCS cluster ( UCSM , CMIC, BMC,ADAPTER , BIOS...)  in a simple format.
 
Especially around Blade # , SP Associated and their f/w versions ( Of CMIC,BIOS,ADAPTER..) , Is there any way we can gather this info using XML Queries.
 
Atleast i am looking at the dump of the whole information in a file - which i can sort out later.
 
 
Q2)  i don't use Windows  - is there any tool available on Linux  ( similar to GoUCS or Powershell equivalent) other than XML API Query ( using curl).
 
Thanks
Vamsi
 


Vasmi:
 
we are in the process of porting goucs to linux.  we have a RC that I can send you.  Please email me directly at goucs@cisco.com and I can send you a copy.  Should be releasing it fully on CDN in a couple weeks.
 
Eric


Sounds great... I have already completed such kind of implemention of goucs in Linux. However, It would be great if you can share the RC so that i can validate my solution and enhance it whereever required.
I am sending you mail on given email id . Kindly revert with the needful
 
Thanks
Dilip

 
I have sent you the goucs 2 version via email.  Please ask any questions or file any bugs at goucs@cisco.com
 
Thanks,
Eric







Hi 
 
Q1)
I want to gather all the F/w information of every of part of the UCS cluster ( UCSM , CMIC, BMC,ADAPTER , BIOS...)  in a simple format.
 
Especially around Blade # , SP Associated and their f/w versions ( Of CMIC,BIOS,ADAPTER..) , Is there any way we can gather this info using XML Queries.
 
Atleast i am looking at the dump of the whole information in a file - which i can sort out later.
 
 
Q2)  i don't use Windows  - is there any tool available on Linux  ( similar to GoUCS or Powershell equivalent) other than XML API Query ( using curl).
 
Thanks
Vamsi
 


Vasmi:
 
we are in the process of porting goucs to linux.  we have a RC that I can send you.  Please email me directly at goucs@cisco.com and I can send you a copy.  Should be releasing it fully on CDN in a couple weeks.
 
Eric


Sounds great... I have already completed such kind of implemention of goucs in Linux. However, It would be great if you can share the RC so that i can validate my solution and enhance it whereever required.
I am sending you mail on given email id . Kindly revert with the needful
 
Thanks
Dilip


 
I have sent you the goucs 2 version via email.  Please ask any questions or file any bugs at goucs@cisco.com
 
Thanks,
Eric

 
Eric,
Could you pleaxe send it to me as well. I have already sent you mail reagrding samw from my email id-  reachme@dilippanwar.com
 
Thanks
Dilip





Thanks Eric ,
Unfortunately - my mailbox was crashed , i am still recovering 



I will check and will update you soon


Vamsi



Hi 
 
Q1)
I want to gather all the F/w information of every of part of the UCS cluster ( UCSM , CMIC, BMC,ADAPTER , BIOS...)  in a simple format.
 
Especially around Blade # , SP Associated and their f/w versions ( Of CMIC,BIOS,ADAPTER..) , Is there any way we can gather this info using XML Queries.
 
Atleast i am looking at the dump of the whole information in a file - which i can sort out later.
 
 
Q2)  i don't use Windows  - is there any tool available on Linux  ( similar to GoUCS or Powershell equivalent) other than XML API Query ( using curl).
 
Thanks
Vamsi
 


Vasmi:
 
we are in the process of porting goucs to linux.  we have a RC that I can send you.  Please email me directly at goucs@cisco.com and I can send you a copy.  Should be releasing it fully on CDN in a couple weeks.
 
Eric


Sounds great... I have already completed such kind of implemention of goucs in Linux. However, It would be great if you can share the RC so that i can validate my solution and enhance it whereever required.
I am sending you mail on given email id . Kindly revert with the needful
 
Thanks
Dilip


 
I have sent you the goucs 2 version via email.  Please ask any questions or file any bugs at goucs@cisco.com
 
Thanks,
Eric

 
Eric,
Could you pleaxe send it to me as well. I have already sent you mail reagrding samw from my email id-  reachme@dilippanwar.com
 
Thanks
Dilip