Open an SSH connection on any node in the cluster and log on using the "root" account.
Run the following command from the command line:
grep -A1 serial /etc/ifs/array.xml | grep guid Output similar to the following is displayed: 001b21914dfcf4db774e300f0dff9f712c34
Alternatively, you can run a python script if you need to retrieve the GUID programmatically:
Run the following command from the command line:
python -c "import isi.config.arrcfg as ac;cfg = ac.config_load(); print cfg.guid" Output similar to the following is displayed:001b21914dfcf4db774e300f0dff9f712c34
IsilonAl
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Posted August 7th, 2013 07:00
Use the command-line interface
grep -A1 serial /etc/ifs/array.xml | grep guid
Output similar to the following is displayed: 001b21914dfcf4db774e300f0dff9f712c34
Alternatively, you can run a python script if you need to retrieve the GUID programmatically:
python -c "import isi.config.arrcfg as ac;cfg = ac.config_load(); print cfg.guid"
Output similar to the following is displayed:001b21914dfcf4db774e300f0dff9f712c34