marceloNYC
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Best way to run inventory in a linux machine
Dear experts,
I am task with inventory the network I just started working for.
I do see all the machines in the Proxmox virtual environment management console.
I am okay using the Berlac software for the windows machines.
I need to obtain the same as you will from Berlac in a windows machine from the command line on the Linux servers.
What will you recommend.
Thank you!
Regards,
M
I am task with inventory the network I just started working for.
I do see all the machines in the Proxmox virtual environment management console.
I am okay using the Berlac software for the windows machines.
I need to obtain the same as you will from Berlac in a windows machine from the command line on the Linux servers.
What will you recommend.
Thank you!
Regards,
M
ASKER
does it have to be a Gentoo Linux?
Just wondering.
Just wondering.
If you're using Ubuntu you'd be able to use hardinfo (apt-get install hardinfo) ...
Otherwise there's always scripting check following:
Or, another cool one, I use this on Fedora but might be available on Red Hat/CentOS as well, is "lshw". You can use it to output to a html file like this:
Otherwise there's always scripting check following:
lspci
lsusb
lscpu
cat /proc/cpu
Or, another cool one, I use this on Fedora but might be available on Red Hat/CentOS as well, is "lshw". You can use it to output to a html file like this:
sudo lshw -html > hwprofile.html
GLPI is the open source software, http://www.glpi-project.org/
ASKER
Software inventory is what I need to optasin same as Berlac does...
Nice commands thou thanks!
Nice commands thou thanks!
ASKER
Can I do this "sudo lshw -html > hwprofile.html" with the packages installed?
Can I do this "sudo lshw -html > hwprofile.html" with the packages installed?
Not sure I understand your question, what packages are you talking about? Do you mean to see what actual packages are installed?
What is your distro?
For Red Hat/CentOS you could try "rpm -qa | less" or "yum list installed"
ASKER
I have debian linux servers. My boss wants to know what is install in those servers.
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This works out perfectly.
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much.
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/sydi/sydi-linux-0.1.tar.gz?download