Hello Nitin,

Thanks for your response.

The problem is that OME version is 1.0.1 and, as far as I could notice, WS-Man discovery using iDRAC6 does not bring the hardware inventory (we already tried that).

That's why I am trying to use a command line from OME.

Best regards,

Fabio.

Hello Rob,

Thanks for your response. In fact, in the last few days we were already searching the command line references for racadm and ipmitool, and it seems that there is no sub-command that brings the memory inventory. At least not for iDRAC6 (for iDRAC7 there is a racadm sub-command, hwinventory).

Well, if you have any other idea please let me know, but maybe the only way is the upgrade to OME 1.1...

Best regards.

@ftamaki​ Sorry to necro this post but I found a fix for this:  

I used to go to the iDRAC GUI -> System -> Inventory -> Hardware Inventory -> click each DIMM and find its PartNumber field.  Figured there had to be a better way.  The `hwinventory` command does the trick.  Then you just have to figure out how to grep the output.

Hi,

Thanks for the post.

OME will support Agent free (iDRAC) discovery/Inventory using WS-Man protocol for
iDRAC6 and above devices.

To get the memory information (RAM) of your server, I would suggest you to perform Discovery and Inventory together using Ws-Man protocol of your server iDRAC IP.

When Discovery and Inventory of iDRAC is successful, View the Inventory details of
RAC check "Memory Device Information" table to know the RAM information.

Thanks,

Nitin

 

 

 

 

Hey Fabio,

Right, so if moving to a newer OME is not an option, you may have to use a racadm command task to do this.

maybe look at

en.community.dell.com/.../3205.racadm-command-line-interface-for-drac.aspx

Regards,

Rob