Viewing System Information and Inventory

You can view the system information and inventory using Oracle ILOM or Oracle Hardware Management Pack:

• View System Information and Inventory (Oracle ILOM)

• View System Information and Inventory (Oracle Hardware Management Pack)

View System Information and Inventory (Oracle ILOM)

1. To view information about server subsystems from the Oracle ILOM web interface:
   1. Log in to the Oracle ILOM web interface.
   2. On the Summary Information page, review the General Information and Status panels.

      The General Information panel provides details such as the system type and host primary MAC address. The Status panel provides details about server subsystems, and a high-level component inventory.

   3. To view information about a subsystem, in the navigation pane, click on the name of that subsystem.

      Subsystem options include Processors, Memory, Power, Cooling, Storage, Networking, PCI Devices, and Firmware.

2. To view information about server subsystems from the Oracle ILOM command-line interface (CLI):
   1. Log in to the Oracle ILOM CLI.
   2. To view general information about the server, type show/ System.

      Oracle ILOM displays details such as the system type and host primary MAC address.

   3. To view information about a particular subsystem, type show/ System/subsystem.

      show /System/[Processors|Memory|Power|Cooling|Storage|PCI_Devices|Firmware]

      For more information, refer to Collecting System Information, Oracle ILOM User's Guide for System Monitoring and Diagnostics, Firmware Release 5.0 at Systems Management Documentation, and View and Resolve Faults (Oracle ILOM).

View System Information and Inventory (Oracle Hardware Management Pack)

This procedure describes how to view basic information about the server using the Oracle Hardware Management Pack command-line tools.

If you prefer to use the SNMP agents included with Oracle Hardware Management Pack to monitor the server, refer to the Oracle Server Management Agents User's Guide at Systems Management Documentation.

1. Access the operating system command line with root privileges.
2. Type the hwmgmtcli list command:

   hwmgmtcli list subsystem

   Where subsystem is one of the following: all, server, cooling, processor, memory, power, storage, network, firmware, device, bios, or iomodule

   For details, refer to Displaying Hardware Information (hwmgmtcli), Oracle Hardware Management Pack Server CLI Tools User's Guide at Systems Management Documentation.