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vincent_corona
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January 4th, 2008 07:00
How to determine current running Microcode Level
EMC recently put out a doc that gave the target levels of Enginuity. Specifically, for 5771 Code, they target 5771.100.108. For 5671 the target is 5671.65.69. I understand how to find the microcode level in ControlCenter, however, ECC only displays the second octet. ie. our ECC shows we are at 5671.65 (Date 2007-07-16) and 5771.100 (Date 2007-08-01). What is the symcli command to determine more verbose information for the microcode level? I have tried symcli -v list however I still see the same info.
I know for a fact we are running 5771.100.108 on our Symm becaue I watched our CE download it from EMC's FTP site and observed the install.
I know for a fact we are running 5771.100.108 on our Symm becaue I watched our CE download it from EMC's FTP site and observed the install.
556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 07:00
One command that displays the patch level is the following:
symcfg -sid ### list -ca all -v556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 08:00
It displays the patch level, but again, only for the first and second octet (ie. 5771.100). I walked up to our Service Processor and symmwin is showing 5771.100.108.556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 08:00
Never mind dude... this display is the second octet only..556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 12:00
i have DMX1000S-M2 ..in ECC GUI where ( exact path ) can i see the microcode level......i select the symmetrix and rightclick and select the properties i didn't find that one...
thank you......556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 13:00
If you don't see Microcode listed under properties, check "Action", "Hide/Show Columns" in the "Properties" display to make sure this table value is selected to display.556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 13:00
got it .....thanks dude..556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 13:00
Vince, I found a primus solution and posted it but I replied to myself... Must be Friday556
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Posted January 4th, 2008 13:00
It displays the patch level, but again, only for the
first and second octet (ie. 5771.100). I walked up
to our Service Processor and symmwin is showing
5771.100.108.
AFAIK the second "octet" and the "third" octet are always bound .. if you have 5671.100 that could only mean 5671.100.108 .. No 100.107 or 100.109 will ever exist
If you need to reach 5671.100.108 and symcli tells you that you are at 5671.100 then you are OK
What symcli can not tell you is the list of hot-fixes applied to the code .. But we are not talking about fixes right now
zonie1
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Posted January 4th, 2008 13:00
symconfigure -v -sid ### list