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October 28th, 2014 12:00

Avamar Software Version from Command Line...

I cannot seem to find anywhere in the MCCLI documentation or via any other command line references, a way to pull the current Avamar version with hotfixes from anywhere on the grid from cli.  Really looking for any insight I can get from people.

Ryan

  • Jeff_Cameron

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    Posted October 28th, 2014 12:00

    This is best done by an RPM command:

    rpm -qa | grep dpnserv

    It is Possible that your Avamar server is running a different GSAN version if you have had a GSAN patch applied. If this is the case the command "status.dpn" will tell you the version of the GSAN running on each node of your server.

  • rshultz

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    Posted October 28th, 2014 15:00

    The issue is that I cannot consistently pull the correct column from grid to grid which might have a different version.  The rpm command does not work in my instance because it pulls all of the dpn packages and I cannot seem to find a way to pull the most recent version (not most recently installed).  Any other ideas on how to pull this information as a single command?

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    Posted October 29th, 2014 22:00

    You will get the avamar version with hotfix  by following commands

      gsan --version                              //to check the gsan version of server-if gsan hotfix is applied it will be reflected.

    Sample Output:  version:     6.0.2-156_HF36424

    mcserver.sh  --version      //to check mcs version-if you applied mcs hotfixthat will be displayed.

    Sample Output: version:              v6.0.1.66

    *You can check version from health check as well.

    Sample output

    GSAN Version                    6.0.2-156_HF36424

    MCS Version                     6.0.1.66

  • Leo Li

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    Posted October 31st, 2014 00:00

    Hello,

    Please try this command:

    #avmaint nodelist | grep gen

  • Leo Li

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    Posted November 19th, 2014 20:00

    Hi,


    How is the issue now?


    Please help to mark above replies as "correct/helpful answer" if you think they are helpful to you. Thank you.