Single component, Set of components, Single component set of components – HP StoreAll Storage User Manual

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Example 25 Discover the active firmware version of chassis components

# hpsp_fmt -d chassis -ou -op
Based on the configuration, FW discovery may take 20 minutes.
<<< Completed >>>

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Device Device ID Active FW Version Device Information Parent Device ID
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6Gb_SAS_BL_SW SAS_SWITCH_BAY_5 3.0.8.0 Intercoonect Bay: 5 N/A
6Gb_SAS_BL_SW SAS_SWITCH_BAY_6 3.0.8.0 Intercoonect Bay: 6 N/A
6Gb_SAS_BL_SW SAS_SWITCH_BAY_7 2.5.1.0 Intercoonect Bay: 7 N/A
6Gb_SAS_BL_SW SAS_SWITCH_BAY_8 3.0.8.0 Interconnect Bay: 8 N/A
OA OB1CBP8359 3.56 20120525 OA (Active) N/A
OA O985MP4032 3.56 20120525 OA (Standby) N/A
VC_Flex-10 3C4209009V 3.60 Interconnect Bay: 1 N/A
VC_Flex-10 TW200601XK 3.60 Interconnect Bay: 2 N/A
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Single component

To discover the active firmware version of a single component, use the option –c name>

along with –d option as follows:

# hpsp_fmt –d –c

The possible component name can be the short form of components shown in the -lc command
output. See the section

“Listing supported components” (page 36)

. The example output shows the

short form on the left-hand side and its description on the right-hand side.

NOTE:

The same short form is used for the device field/column of all operations.

Example 26 Discover the active firmware version of a single component

# hpsp_fmt –d –c Smart_Array_Ctlr
Based on the configuration, FW discovery may take 5 minutes.
<<< Completed >>>

Set of components

To discover the active firmware version of a set of components, use the –c option with
comma-separated component names as the option parameter, along with the –d subcommand as
follows:

# hpsp_fmt –d –c [,]…

Discovering the active firmware versions