PowerTool inventory script

[jimstehlik]

Hello All,

I'm looking for something similar to what Jeremy Waldrop put together with his HealthCheck script, but rather a complete inventory down to the everything associated to that blade.  Also, rather than creating a HTML page with multiple sections, I would like to have a text document with one section.  I am also looking to obtain information from multiple domains, which so far isn't a problem.  I am looking to have one row of data per blade and something along the lines of this example:

Ucs      Uri                                 Version  Rn        UsrLbl                           SlotId   Name             UsrLbl                           Model        AvailableMemory NumOfCpus NumOfCores

---      ---                                 -------  ---       ------                         

AHC-UCS1 https://ahc-ucs1.advocatehealth.com 2.0(2q)  chassis-1 LGH Infrastructure Team-Chassis1 1        Citrix-Workspace AHCS6108                         N20-B6625-2           196608         2         12

AHC-UCS1 https://ahc-ucs1.advocatehealth.com 2.0(2q)  chassis-2 LGH Infrastructure Team-Chassis2 3        Citrix-Workspace AHCS6106                         N20-B6625-1            49152         2          8

Granted, word wrap is in place in the above example.

But I would also like to include all the vNIC's, vHBA's, MAC addresses, WWN's, Service Profile Name, ....

I would prefer not having to extract all these small snippets of data and compling a relational database to which I could query to obtain one row of data from end to end for a given blade.

Any and all help will be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Jim

Basically, most everything for that blade

[beausoleil stephane]

I am looking for the same thing.  This should be integrated in ucs Central / manager as a basic tools since all the info is already there.

Thanks

Hopefully this will show up soon.

[beausoleil stephane]

Hi ,

Jomar Created a script that brings everyting of interest in a xls spred sheet.

it works great.

Go get a look it might help you out.

https://communities.cisco.com/docs/DOC-37436

Steph.

[joemar]

Let me know if you have any questions or problems when you use the script.

Joe "joemar" Martin