This command lists all the available provisionable servers, a filtered list of provisionable servers, or detailed information for a specific server.
List all the available provisionable servers:
show server [all] |
List details for a provisionable server.
show server server |
Filter the list of provisionable servers based on various states:
show server [health health] [monitored monitored-state] [power power] [utilization utilization] |
all – List all the available provisionable servers.
health – Filter the provisionable servers based on a hardware health status. Valid values are:
good – The server hardware is working properly.
unknown – The server is not returning any hardware health status information.
unreachable – The server cannot be contacted for hardware health status information. This state is most often caused by a network problem.
nonrecoverable – The server has completely failed; recovery is not possible.
critical – A fault condition has occurred on the server and corrective action is required.
warning – A potential or impending fault condition has been detected on the server. Action should be taken to prevent the problem from becoming more serious.
unmonitored – The server is not returning hardware health status information because monitoring has been disabled.
monitored-state – List the provisionable servers based on a monitored state. Valid values are true (list provisionable servers with monitoring enabled) and false (list provisionable servers with monitoring disabled).
server – The management name of a server.
power – Filter the provisionable servers based on a specific power state. Valid values are:
on – The server is powered on and running.
standby – The server is powered down, but it is still responsive to commands, for example, booting.
unknown – The server is not returning any power status information.
unreachable – The server cannot be contacted for power status information. This state is most often caused by a network problem.
utilization – Filter the provisionable servers based on a specific OS resource state. Valid values are:
good – The server with booted OS is working properly.
unknown – The server is not returning any OS resource status information.
unreachable – The server cannot be contacted for OS resource status information. This state is most often caused by a network problem.
critical – A fault condition has occurred on the server, and corrective action is required.
warning – A potential or impending fault condition has been detected on the server. Action should be taken to prevent the problem from becoming more serious.
unmonitored – The server is not returning OS resource status information because monitoring has been disabled.
uninitialized – The server is not sending OS resource status information because the OS monitoring support has not been added.