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getsysinfo.sh -sd2 -sd2opt “-d MM/DD/YY” # get only data from after that date

getsysinfo.sh -sd2 -sd2opt “hostname user password”

Note: by default, sd2collect only captures data from the last 30 days unless getsysinfo.sh option -h or -a was

given.

How to capture Service Guard related information ?

By giving either the -sw or -sginfo option the script sginfo is run.

(see https://h20628.www2.hp.com/km-ext/content-webapp/document?docId=emr_na-c03661098 )

It -sginfo was given, the output filename defaults to sysinfo+sginfo_host_date.tgz.

Without that option, getsysinfo.sh still collects by default the cmclview -v information into the file

service_guard.txt

How to automatically run crashinfo ?

ksh getsysinfo.sh -c #runs /opt/sfm/tools/crashinfo on the latest dump if present

Since version 9.18 getsysinfo.sh can call the crashinfo tool which comes with System Fault

Manager and usually is located in /opt/sfm/tools.

You can also specify another crashinfo location with the CRASHINFO environment variable, for

example :

CRASHINFO=/tmp/crashinfo ksh getsysinfo.sh -c

By default, only the last dump is analyzed. To analyze all dumps younger than 6 months you can

use:

ksh getsysinfo.sh -c all

Attention: Analyzing dumps may be a time and storage (/var/adm/crash) consuming task depending

on the size of the dump.

Other Examples are:

ksh getsysinfo.sh -sw #-sw for software collections also collects dump

ksh getsysinfo.sh -sw -c 0 #disable dump collection when -sw is set

ksh getsysinfo.sh -c 2 #collect the last two dumps yunger than 6 months

ksh getsysinfo.sh -c all -h #collect really all dumps (also older 180 days)

How can I modify the temporary directory ?

Simply set the environment variable TMPDIR which is used by mktemp to specify the location of

temporary files and directories.

For example:

TMPDIR=/var/tmp ksh getsysinfo.sh

How to run/collect additional commands/files with the -x option ?

Sometimes other information may be needed than collected by getsysinfo.sh. Instead of modifying

the script (see next chapter) the -x option can be used to collect additional files or to run additional

commands. Of course you should use this option with caution.

-x <file(s)> to capture additional file(s)

By specifying one or more files (full path needed) behind the -x option you can force getsysinfo.sh

to capture them as well (output filename will be addfile_<pathname>, all “/” are replaced by “_”).

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