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HP Servers: Check for number of Drive Bays

February 22, 2017 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

I came across this little issue while trying to find out how many empty drive bays there were on a remote server. The HP CLI (Command Line Interface) came to the rescue. Here's the commands and the output I used. Note, on later versions of the HP Utility, you can also see the drive bays, but this CLI will get right down to business. Figure out your array slot by entering the following command: => ctrl all show The command response is below: Smart Array P410i in Slot 0 (Embedded) (sn: … [Read more...] about HP Servers: Check for number of Drive Bays

Filed Under: Storage, Windows Server 2008 R2 Tagged With: arrays, CLI, CMD, Command, HP, Storage

Remove an app from Splunk

May 11, 2016 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

I've been getting deeper into Splunk and along the way I collected some quick and easy tutorials to help me do the easier things. Below is how to remove a Splunk app after it has been installed. Splunk version: 6.3 Log into the console and head to the /opt/splunk/etc/apps directory. Use the command "ls" to list what folders are in the apps folder. Remove the folder there. This will delete the app. An example of what I did to remove the Fortigate App is … [Read more...] about Remove an app from Splunk

Filed Under: Splunk Tagged With: CLI, command line, command-line utility, Fortigate, Splunk

Linux Command Quick Guide

April 7, 2015 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Here are all of the quick commands I have to use on almost every Linux build. uname will return Linux uname -r Will return the version you are running uname -m Will return the kernel release uname -a Returns all the info it can give you about the kernel cat /etc/os-release All of the above commands will give you kernel and release information. They are pretty handy when you're working with some weird distros. df -h Will return your disk usage and status ifconfig Will return what … [Read more...] about Linux Command Quick Guide

Filed Under: CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu Tagged With: CLI, Commands, Distro, Kernel, linux

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