This is a script designed to document the layout of a system. It is EMC specific and requires the output of the inq command, which I store in \/tmp\/inq.txt<\/p>\n
It can however be adapted to non EMC disk systems. It correctly shows the port\/lba layout and status of network and fiber I\/O the way it appears on the outside of the system. Two tables are included to permit lookups of the port\/lba information. It has worked on blades, and is certified for rp8420 and superdome systems.<\/p>\n
It has only been tested on HP-UX 11.31.<\/p>\n
… please stand by….update in progress…<\/p>\n
DF=”super.translate.dat”
\nMA=”router.macadd.dat”<\/p>\n
typeset MYDIR=\/var\/tmp\/syslayout
\ntypeset MYPAGE=mypage
\ntypeset MYDATA=mydata
\ntypeset IDX_HTML=syslayout.html<\/p>\n
writehtml (){
\nwhile [ $# -gt 0 ]
\ndo
\necho “<td>${1}<\/td>” >> ${IDX_HTML}<\/p>\n
shift
\ndone
\necho “<tr>” >> ${IDX_HTML}
\n}<\/p>\n
cat -<<!EOF > ${IDX_HTML}
\n<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-\/\/W3C\/\/DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional\/\/EN”>
\n<title>Dana IT Unix System documentation<\/title>
\n<BODY>
\n<TABLE style=”WIDTH: 100%; COLOR: rgb(0,0,0); TEXT-ALIGN: left” cellSpacing=2
\ncellPadding=2 border=0>
\n<TBODY>
\n<TR>
\n<td width=”200″><img
\nstyle=”border-width: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;” alt=”Dana”
\nsrc=”dana_logo.jpg”> <\/td>
\n<td style=”font-weight: bold;”><big><big>Dana
\nIT
\nUnix:
\nDocumentation<\/big><\/big><\/td><\/p>\n
<TD style=”VERTICAL-ALIGN: top; TEXT-ALIGN: center” colSpan=7><BIG
\nstyle=”FONT-FAMILY: helvetica,arial,sans-serif”><BIG>Dana IT system I\/O Layout.<\/BIG><\/BIG><BR><\/TD><\/TR>
\n!EOF<\/p>\n
# colum layout # Path\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 slot MAC Address\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 lan\u00a0 ipaddress\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 vlan\u00a0\u00a0 linkstatus<\/p>\n
sysname=$(uname -n)
\nthis_cell=$(vparstatus -p $sysname -v |awk ‘\/Boot processor\/ {print $4}’ |awk -F’\\.’ ‘{print $1}’)<\/p>\n
# echo $this_cell<\/p>\n
this_par=$(parstatus -c 0 |awk ‘\/cell’$this_cell’\/ {print $9}’)<\/p>\n
nparname=$(\/usr\/sbin\/parstatus -P |awk “\/^$this_par\/ {if(pname == 1) {print}};\/Partition Name\/ {pname=1}”|awk ‘\/’$this_par’ \/ {print $6}’)<\/p>\n
#echo “Diag nparname: ${nparname}”<\/p>\n
complexname=$(\/usr\/sbin\/parstatus -X |awk “\/Complex Name\/”)
\ncellind=”cell${this_par}”<\/p>\n
nparinfo=$(\/usr\/sbin\/parstatus -P |awk “\/^$this_par\/ {if(pname == 1) {print}};\/Partition Name\/ {pname=1}”)
\n# model needs to be determineed
\nOS=$(uname -r)
\nif [ “$OS” = “B.11.31” ]
\nthen
\nmod=$(model | awk ‘{ print $5 }’)
\nelse
\nmod=$(model | awk -F\/ ‘{ print $3}’)
\nfi<\/p>\n
hn=$(hostname)<\/p>\n
this_cell=$(vparstatus -p ${hn} -v |awk ‘\/Boot processor\/ {print $4}’ |awk -F’\\.’ ‘{print $1}’)<\/p>\n
echo $this_cell<\/p>\n
this_par=$(parstatus -c 0 |awk ‘\/cell’$this_cell’\/ {print $9}’)<\/p>\n
\/usr\/sbin\/parstatus -P |awk “\/cell\/ {if(pname == 1) {print}};\/Partition Name\/ {pname=1}”|awk ‘\/’$this_par’ \/ {print $6}’<\/p>\n
hn=$(hostname)
\nlhn=”${hn}.dana.com”
\necho “Host name: ${lhn}”
\nwritehtml “Host name:” ${lhn}
\necho “Model number is: $mod”
\nwritehtml “Model number:” ${mod}
\n#echo “<td>$complexname<\/td><td>$nparname<\/td><tr>” >>\u00a0 ${IDX_HTML}
\nwritehtml “${complexname}” ${nparname}
\necho “Model number is: $mod”
\npbootpath=$(parstatus -p 0 -V |awk -F: ‘\/Primary Boot Path\/ {print $2}’)<\/p>\n
echo “Primary boot path: ${pbootpath}”
\nwritehtml “Primary boot path:” ${pbootpath}
\n#echo “<td>$complexname<\/td><td>$nparnam<\/td><tr>” >>\u00a0 ${IDX_HTML}
\n# echo “<td>Path<\/td><td>slot<\/td><td>MAC Address<\/td><td>lan<\/td><td>IP Address<\/td><td>vlan<\/td><td>Link Status<\/td><tr>” >>\u00a0 ${IDX_HTML}
\nwritehtml Path slot MAC_Address lan IP_Address vlan Link_Status<\/p>\n
#echo “$nparinfo”
\n# echo “Path\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 slot MAC\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 lan\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 check\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 ip”
\n# 2\/0\/5\/1\/0\/6\/1 4 0x002264E4948B lan1 10.8.128.162
\necho\u00a0 “Path\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 slot MAC Address\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 lan\u00a0 ipaddress\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 vlan\u00a0\u00a0 linkstatus”<\/p>\n
\/usr\/sbin\/ioscan -fnk | awk ‘\/^lan\/ {print $3}’ |while read -r path
\ndo
\nip=””;
\necho $path\u00a0 | sed ‘s\/\\\/\/ \/g’ | read p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 p7
\nmacaddy=$(lanscan | awk ‘{if($1 == “‘${path}'”) print $2}’)
\nlanid=$(lanscan | awk ‘{if($1 == “‘${path}'”) print $5}’)
\nplan=$(lanscan | awk ‘{if($1 == “‘${path}'”) print $3}’)
\nlchk=$(\/usr\/sbin\/linkloop -i $plan $macaddy 2>\/dev\/null | grep “OK”)
\n# If linkloop produces postive results then see if there is an ip address
\nip=”IP not set”
\nif [ -n “$lchk” ]
\nthen
\n# echo “lchk not null. running ifconfig command”
\nip=$(\/usr\/sbin\/ifconfig $lanid | grep netmask | awk ‘{print $2}’)
\nfi
\n# roll through the router table and see if you can establish
\n# linkloop with the gateway
\nDRMAC=”No link..”
\nDVLAN=”Not found”
\n#while [[ “$value” != “val1” || “$value” != “val2” || “$value” != “val3” ]]
\nwhile read -r DL
\ndo
\nrmacaddy=$(echo $DL | awk -F: ‘{print $2}’)
\nrvlan=$(echo $DL | awk -F: ‘{print $3}’)
\nrlchk=$(\/usr\/sbin\/linkloop -i $plan $rmacaddy 2>\/dev\/null | grep “OK”)
\nif [ -n “$rlchk” ]
\nthen
\n# echo “rlchk not null. setting vlan information.”
\nDRMAC=${rmacaddy}
\nDVLAN=${rvlan}
\nbreak;
\nfi
\ndone < $MA<\/p>\n
#\u00a0 echo “${path} ${p7} ${macaddy} ${lanid} ${lchk} ${ip} ”
\n#p1=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $1}’);
\n#p2=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $2}’);
\n#p3=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $3}’);
\n#p4=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $4}’);
\n#p5=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $5}’);
\n#p6=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $6}’);
\n#p7=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $7}’);<\/p>\n
portpath=$(echo $path | awk -F\/ ‘{print $3}’)
\nactualport=$(awk -F: ‘{if($2 == “‘${portpath}'” && $3 == “‘$mod'”) print $1}’ ${DF})<\/p>\n
# echo “Actual path: ${p1} ${p2} ${p3} ${p4} ${p5} ${p6} ${p7}\u00a0 ${actualport} ${ip} ${macaddy} ${lanid} ${ip}”
\necho “${path} ${actualport} ${macaddy} ${lanid} ${ip}\u00a0\u00a0 ${DVLAN}\u00a0\u00a0 ${DRMAC}”
\n# echo “<td>${path}<\/td><td>${actualport}<\/td><td>${macaddy}<\/td><td>${lanid}<\/td><td>${ip}<\/td><td>${DVLAN}<\/td><td>${DRMAC}<\/td><tr>” >> ${IDX_HTML}
\nwritehtml ${path} ${actualport} ${macaddy} ${lanid} ${ip} ${DVLAN} ${DRMAC}
\ndone<\/p>\n
echo “Fiber Channel….”
\n# echo “<td>Fiber Channel….<\/td><tr>” >> ${IDX_HTML}
\nwritehtml\u00a0 “Fiber Channel”
\necho “PATH\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 slot Device… Status spd Hardware address”
\n# echo “<td>PATH<\/td><td>slot<\/td><td>Device<\/td><td>Status<\/td><td>speed<\/td><td>Hardware address<\/td><tr>” >>\u00a0 ${IDX_HTML}
\nwritehtml PATH slot Device Status speed Hardware address
\n#\/usr\/sbin\/ioscan -fnCfc | grep fcd | awk ‘{print $3}’ |while read -r path
\n\/usr\/sbin\/ioscan -fnk | awk ‘\/^fc \/ {hw=$3;getline;print hw,$1}’ |while read -r hw devfile
\ndo
\n#\u00a0\u00a0 echo “diag ${hw} dev file … ${devfile}”
\nport=$(echo $hw | awk -F\/ ‘{print $3}’)
\nOSTAT=$(fcmsutil $devfile | awk ‘\/ONLINE\/\u00a0 {print $4}’)
\nLSPD=$(fcmsutil $devfile | awk ‘\/Link Speed\/\u00a0 {print $4}’)
\nWWN=$(fcmsutil $devfile | awk ‘\/N_Port Port World Wide Name\/\u00a0 {print $7}’)
\n#\u00a0 OSTAT=$(fcmsutil \/dev\/fcd1 | awk ‘\/ONLINE\/\u00a0 {print $4}’)
\n#\u00a0 LSPD=$(fcmsutil \/dev\/fcd1 | awk ‘\/Link Speed\/\u00a0 {print $4}’)
\n#\u00a0 WWN=$(fcmsutil \/dev\/fcd1 | awk ‘\/N_Port Port World Wide Name\/\u00a0 {print $7}’)
\nactualport=$(awk -F: ‘{if($2 == “‘${port}'” && $3 == “‘$mod'”) print $1}’ ${DF})
\necho “$hw ${actualport} $devfile ${OSTAT} ${LSPD} ${WWN}”
\n#echo “<td>$hw<\/td><td>${actualport}<\/td> <td>$devfile<\/td><td>${OSTAT}<\/td><td>${LSPD}<\/td> <td>${WWN}<\/td><tr>” >>\u00a0 ${IDX_HTML}
\nwritehtml ${hw} ${actualport} ${devfile} ${OSTAT} ${LSPD} ${WWN}
\ndone<\/p>\n
#awk -F: ‘{printf(“%8s %5s %4s\\n”,$1,$3,$4)}’ steve
\n#2\/0\/5\/1\/0\/6\/0
\n#2\/0\/5\/1\/0\/6\/1<\/p>\n
cat -<< !EOF >> ${IDX_HTML}
\n<TR><\/TR><\/TBODY><\/TABLE><\/BODY><\/HTML>
\n!EOF<\/p>\n
chmod a+r ${IDX_HTML}
\n# Added to copy the data file to my home directory for diagnosis.
\ncp syslayout.html \/home\/sprotte
\nchmod a+r \/home\/sprotte\/syslayout.html<\/p>\n
super.translate.dat
\n—–
\nroot@gitop2:\/root # more \/usr\/global\/etc\/super.translate.dat
\n11:8:SD64B
\n10:9:SD64B
\n9:10:SD64B
\n8:12:SD64B
\n7:13:SD64B
\n6:14:SD64B
\n5:6:SD64B
\n4:5:SD64B
\n3:4:SD64B
\n2:2:SD64B
\n1:1:SD64B
\n0:0:SD64B
\n1:8:rp8420
\n2:10:rp8420
\n3:12:rp8420
\n4:14:rp8420
\n5:6:rp8420
\n6:4:rp8420
\n7:2:rp8420
\n8:1:rp8420<\/p>\n
more \/usr\/global\/etc\/router.macadd.dat
\nFormat:<\/p>\n
IP Address : MAC Address : vlan# : Description
\n:0x00000c07ac0a:vlan9:HP-UX Production<\/p>\n
Obviously this data varies from place the place. The Mac address of the router is used to check network connectivity with the linkloop command
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