Displaying Configuration Details |
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The shownode command enables you to list the configuration details for nodes and other hardware.
# shownode config all:
all:
attributes:
node:
multicast_install_disab
cp_ports:
cp-n1:
cp_type: IPMI
host_name: cp-n1
hwaddr: 00:e0:8b:01:02:03
ipaddr: 172.21.0.1
level: 1
location: Level 1 Switch 172.20.65.2, Port 40
netmask: 255.224.0.0
region: 0
cp-n2:
cp_type: IPMI
host_name: cp-n2
hwaddr: 00:e0:8b:01:02:04
ipaddr: 172.21.0.2
level: 1
location: Level 1 Switch 172.20.65.2, Port 41
netmask: 255.224.0.0
region: 0
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You can also specify a node as a command argument to obtain the configuration details for those node or nodes:
# shownode config nodes n1
n1:
attributes:
cores_per_socket: 1
dirty: 0
enabled: 1
host_names:
Admin:
device: eth0
gateway:
hwaddr: 00:00:1a:18:fa:0b
iftype: Ethernet
ifusage: Admin
ipaddr: 172.20.0.1
name: n1
netmask: 255.224.0.0
port: 40
switch: 172.20.65.1
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For more information, see shownode(1).
Displaying the Nodes That Provide a Specified Service |
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Use the shownode servers command to display the node that provides a specific service to a given node. You do not need to be superuser to use this command.
This example shows how to determine which node provides the supermon service:
# shownode servers supermon
n3 |
The command output indicates that the node n3 supplies the supermon service:
You can also use the shownode servers command to display the node name of the node that provides a specific service to a given node:
# shownode servers ntp n3
n3 |
This command output indicates that the node n3 supplies the ntp service for itself.
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