IBM Power Systems 775 Manual page 199

Hardware discovery
This section describes the following hardware discovery commands:
lsslp
rscan
lsvm
lsslp
For this command, we list the help description that is shown in Figure 3-7. Typical output
examples are shown in Example 3-21 and Example 3-22 on page 186.
# lsslp -h
Usage: lsslp [-h|--help|-v|--version]
lsslp [<noderange>][-V|--verbose][-i ip[,ip..]][-w][-r|-x|-z][-n][-I][-s
FRAME|CEC|MM|IVM|RSA|HMC][-C counts][-T timeout]
[-t tries][-m][-e cmd][-c [timeinterval[interval,..]]][--vpdtable]
[-M vpd|switchport][--makedhcp][--updatehost][--resetnet]
Figure 3-7 lsslp command flag description
The lsslp command uses SLP protocol to discover the hardware components of the following
types: BPA, CEC, FSP, and HMC. The following input and output values are used:
Command: lsslp -m [-s FRAME | CEC | HMC]
Flags:
– [-s FRAME | CEC | HMC]: Limits the discovery to one of these types.
– -m: Uses multicast communication for the discovery procedure.
– -z: Converts the output into xCAT "stanza" format.
Outputs:
[no-flags]
Device type-model serial-number side ip-addresses hostname
<device> <type-model> <serial-number> <side> <ip-addresses> <hostname>
Attributes:
– <device>: [BPA | FSP | CEC | HMC].
– <type-model>: XXXX-YYY model type.
– <serial-number>: IBM 7-"hexadecimal" serial number.
– <side>: [A-0 | A-1 | B-0 | B-1].
– <ip-addresses>: IP for the hardware component.
– <hostname>: Hostname for the same IP (if not present is equal to the <ip-addresses>).
Example 3-21 lsslp output example for a scan with only one FSP connected (out of two)
# lsslp -m
device type-model serial-number side ip-addresses
FSP 9125-F2C 02D7695
FSP 9125-F2C 02D7695
CEC 9125-F2C 02D7695
A-1 10.0.0.63 10.0.0.63
A-0 40.10.12.1 40.10.12.1
Chapter 3. Monitoring assets
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