Hello all,

I am now writing a script to collect server inventory for my company's
Solaris servers.
I found that the output of some Solaris commands was not well
structured that spend me a lots of time in finding the possible
combinations. (i.e. getting the CPU Ecache side from prtdiag output..)

Could anyone suggest a better way to get those info (i.e. have
structured output for awk, perl, sed to process... ) from Solaris OS or
is there any script/tool already available in Internet to do this?

Thanks a lots!

Henry

kaming <busilogicoo@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am now writing a script to collect server inventory for my company's
> Solaris servers.
> Could anyone suggest a better way to get those info (i.e. have
> structured output for awk, perl, sed to process... ) from Solaris OS or
> is there any script/tool already available in Internet to do this?

Have you looked at CST?
http://www.sun.com/service/support/cst/

  Scott

kaming wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> I am now writing a script to collect server inventory for my company's
> Solaris servers.
> I found that the output of some Solaris commands was not well
> structured that spend me a lots of time in finding the possible
> combinations. (i.e. getting the CPU Ecache side from prtdiag output..)
> 
> Could anyone suggest a better way to get those info (i.e. have
> structured output for awk, perl, sed to process... ) from Solaris OS or
> is there any script/tool already available in Internet to do this?
> 

What about the Sun explorer in /opt/SUNWexplo?


-- 
Michael Tosch @ hp : com

http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/scripts/submittedScripts/configCollector.ksh.txt

Thanks