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Shiva MahaDeva

2004-01-23, 6:50 pm

I´m looking for a script to get the 4100 system´s temperature. Can you help me ?
Thanks in advance.
Eric de Redelijkheid

2004-01-23, 6:50 pm

Anno Domini 22-11-2003 15:16, Shiva MahaDeva sprak aldus:
quote:

>I´m looking for a script to get the 4100 system´s temperature. Can you help me ?
>Thanks in advance.
>
>


Just download and install the Insight Manager agents for Tru64. You can
view the temperature from within a web browser.
http://h30097.www3.hp.com/cma/
--
-- "It's kind of...........a bummer." -- Ellen Feiss, student, 2002 --

nospam

2004-01-23, 6:50 pm

in article ddf392ea.0311220616.50050d86@posting.google.com, Shiva MahaDeva
at contracer11@uol.com.br wrote on 23/11/2003 01:16:
quote:

> I´m looking for a script to get the 4100 system´s temperature. Can you help me
> ?
> Thanks in advance.



sysconfig -q envmon
envmon:
env_current_temp = 27
env_high_temp_thresh = 50
env_fan_status = 0
env_ps_status = 0
env_supported = 1


Or
getone localhost public svrThSensorReading.1


Kjell Andresen

2004-01-23, 6:50 pm

nospam <x@wedontwantyourspam.com> writes:
quote:

> in article ddf392ea.0311220616.50050d86@posting.google.com, Shiva MahaDeva
> at contracer11@uol.com.br wrote on 23/11/2003 01:16:
>
>
> sysconfig -q envmon
> envmon:
> env_current_temp = 27
> env_high_temp_thresh = 50
> env_fan_status = 0
> env_ps_status = 0
> env_supported = 1
>
> Or
> getone localhost public svrThSensorReading.1



Another suggetion:

finse /# temp
finse.uio.no temperature: 35
finse /# cat /local/sbin/temp
#!/bin/sh

# show the system temperature
#
# KBF - 01 Jan 2001
# Received from tru64-unix-managers@ornl.gov

HOST=`hostname`

# get current temp
current_temp_oid="1.3.6.1.4.1.36.2.18.22.1.8.1.2.1.3.1"

current_temp=`/usr/sbin/snmp_request localhost public get $current_temp_oid |
cut -f2 -d= | cut -c 2-`

echo "$HOST temperature: ${current_temp}"

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