Hpasmcli, HP Management Command Line Interface, is a scriptable command line tool to manage and monitor the HP ProLiant servers through the hpasmd and hpasmxld daemons. It is part of the hp-health package that comes with the HP Proliant Support Pack, or PSP.
[root@rhel4 ~]# rpm -qa | grep hp-health
hp-health-8.1.1-14.rhel4
[root@rhel4 ~]#
[root@rhel4 ~]# rpm -qi hp-health-8.1.1-14.rhel4
Name : hp-health Relocations: (not relocatable)
Version : 8.1.1 Vendor: Hewlett-Packard Company
Release : 14.rhel4 Build Date: Fri 04 Jul 2008 07:04:51 PM CEST
Install Date: Thu 02 Apr 2009 05:10:48 PM CEST Build Host: rhel4ebuild.M73C253-lab.net
Group : System Environment Source RPM: hp-health-8.1.1-14.rhel4.src.rpm
Size : 1147219 License: 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
Signature : (none)
Packager : Hewlett-Packard Company
URL : http://www.hp.com/go/proliantlinux
Summary : hp System Health Application and Command line Utility Package
Description :
This package contains the System Health Monitor for all hp Proliant systems
with ASM, ILO, & ILO2 embedded management asics. Also contained are the
command line utilities.
[root@rhel4 ~]#
[root@rhel4 ~]# rpm -ql hp-health-8.1.1-14.rhel4
/etc/init.d/hp-health
/opt/hp/hp-health
/opt/hp/hp-health/bin
/opt/hp/hp-health/bin/IrqRouteTbl
/opt/hp/hp-health/bin/hpasmd
/opt/hp/hp-health/bin/hpasmlited
/opt/hp/hp-health/bin/hpasmpld
/opt/hp/hp-health/bin/hpasmxld
/opt/hp/hp-health/hprpm.xpm
/opt/hp/hp-health/sh
/opt/hp/hp-health/sh/hpasmxld_reset.sh
/sbin/hpasmcli
/sbin/hpbootcfg
/sbin/hplog
/sbin/hpuid
/usr/lib/libhpasmintrfc.so
/usr/lib/libhpasmintrfc.so.2
/usr/lib/libhpasmintrfc.so.2.0
/usr/lib/libhpev.so
/usr/lib/libhpev.so.1
/usr/lib/libhpev.so.1.0
/usr/lib64/libhpasmintrfc64.so
/usr/lib64/libhpasmintrfc64.so.2
/usr/lib64/libhpasmintrfc64.so.2.0
/usr/share/man/man4/hp-health.4.gz
/usr/share/man/man4/hpasmcli.4.gz
/usr/share/man/man7/hp_mgmt_install.7.gz
/usr/share/man/man8/hpbootcfg.8.gz
/usr/share/man/man8/hplog.8.gz
/usr/share/man/man8/hpuid.8.gz
[root@rhel4 ~]#
This handy tool can be used to view and modify several BIOS settings of the server and to monitor the status of the different hardware components like fans, memory modules, temperature, power supplies, etc.
It can be used in two ways:
- Interactive shell
- Within a script
The interactive shell supports TAB command completion and command recovery through a history buffer.
[root@rhel4 ~]# hpasmcli
HP management CLI for Linux (v1.0)
Copyright 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Group, L.P.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: Some hpasmcli commands may not be supported on all Proliant servers.
Type 'help' to get a list of all top level commands.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
hpasmcli> help
CLEAR DISABLE ENABLE EXIT HELP NOTE QUIT REPAIR SET SHOW
hpasmcli>
As it can be seen in the above example several main tasks can be done, to get the usage of every command simply use HELP followed by the command.
hpasmcli> help show
USAGE: SHOW [ ASR | BOOT | DIMM | F1 | FANS | HT | IML | IPL | NAME | PORTMAP | POWERSUPPLY | PXE | SERIAL | SERVER | TEMP | UID | WOL ]
hpasmcli>
hpasmcli> HELP SHOW BOOT
USAGE: SHOW BOOT: Shows boot devices.
hpasmcli>
In my experience SHOW is the most used command above the others. Following are examples for some of the tasks.
- Display general information of the server
hpasmcli> SHOW SERVER
System : ProLiant DL380 G5
Serial No. : XXXXXXXXX
ROM version : P56 11/01/2008
iLo present : Yes
Embedded NICs : 2
NIC1 MAC: 00:1c:c4:62:42:a0
NIC2 MAC: 00:1c:c4:62:42:9e
Processor: 0
Name : Intel Xeon
Stepping : 11
Speed : 2666 MHz
Bus : 1333 MHz
Core : 4
Thread : 4
Socket : 1
Level2 Cache : 8192 KBytes
Status : Ok
Processor: 1
Name : Intel Xeon
Stepping : 11
Speed : 2666 MHz
Bus : 1333 MHz
Core : 4
Thread : 4
Socket : 2
Level2 Cache : 8192 KBytes
Status : Ok
Processor total : 2
Memory installed : 16384 MBytes
ECC supported : Yes
hpasmcli>
- Show current temperatures
hpasmcli> SHOW TEMP
Sensor Location Temp Threshold
------ -------- ---- ---------
#1 I/O_ZONE 49C/120F 70C/158F
#2 AMBIENT 23C/73F 39C/102F
#3 CPU#1 30C/86F 127C/260F
#4 CPU#1 30C/86F 127C/260F
#5 POWER_SUPPLY_BAY 52C/125F 77C/170F
#6 CPU#2 30C/86F 127C/260F
#7 CPU#2 30C/86F 127C/260F
hpasmcli>
- Get the status of the server fans
hpasmcli> SHOW FAN
Fan Location Present Speed of max Redundant Partner Hot-pluggable
--- -------- ------- ----- ------ --------- ------- -------------
#1 I/O_ZONE Yes NORMAL 45% Yes 0 Yes
#2 I/O_ZONE Yes NORMAL 45% Yes 0 Yes
#3 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 41% Yes 0 Yes
#4 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 36% Yes 0 Yes
#5 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 36% Yes 0 Yes
#6 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 36% Yes 0 Yes
hpasmcli>
- Show device boot order configuration
hpasmcli> SHOW BOOT
First boot device is: CDROM.
One time boot device is: Not set.
hpasmcli>
- Set USB key as first boot device
hpasmcli> SET BOOT FIRST USBKEY
- Show memory modules status
hpasmcli> SHOW DIMM
DIMM Configuration
------------------
Cartridge #: 0
Module #: 1
Present: Yes
Form Factor: fh
Memory Type: 14h
Size: 4096 MB
Speed: 667 MHz
Status: Ok
Cartridge #: 0
Module #: 2
Present: Yes
Form Factor: fh
Memory Type: 14h
Size: 4096 MB
Speed: 667 MHz
Status: Ok
Cartridge #: 0
Module #: 3
Present: Yes
Form Factor: fh
Memory Type: 14h
Size: 4096 MB
Speed: 667 MHz
Status: Ok
...
In the scripting mode hpasmcli can be used directly from the shell prompt with the -s option and the command between quotation marks, this of course allow you to process the output of the commands like in the below exampl.
[root@rhel4 ~]# hpasmcli -s "show dimm" | egrep "Module|Status"
Module #: 1
Status: Ok
Module #: 2
Status: Ok
Module #: 3
Status: Ok
Module #: 4
Status: Ok
Module #: 5
Status: Ok
Module #: 6
Status: Ok
Module #: 7
Status: Ok
Module #: 8
Status: Ok
[root@rhel4 ~]#
To execute more than one command sequentially separate them with a semicolon.
[root@rhel4 ~]# hpasmcli -s "show fan; show temp"
Fan Location Present Speed of max Redundant Partner Hot-pluggable
--- -------- ------- ----- ------ --------- ------- -------------
#1 I/O_ZONE Yes NORMAL 45% Yes 0 Yes
#2 I/O_ZONE Yes NORMAL 45% Yes 0 Yes
#3 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 41% Yes 0 Yes
#4 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 36% Yes 0 Yes
#5 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 36% Yes 0 Yes
#6 PROCESSOR_ZONE Yes NORMAL 36% Yes 0 Yes
Sensor Location Temp Threshold
------ -------- ---- ---------
#1 I/O_ZONE 47C/116F 70C/158F
#2 AMBIENT 21C/69F 39C/102F
#3 CPU#1 30C/86F 127C/260F
#4 CPU#1 30C/86F 127C/260F
#5 POWER_SUPPLY_BAY 50C/122F 77C/170F
#6 CPU#2 30C/86F 127C/260F
#7 CPU#2 30C/86F 127C/260F
[root@rhel4 ~]#
If you want to play more with hpasmcli go to its man page and to the ProLiant Support Pack documentation.
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