Dell VxRail: How to find the product-serial number tag of a VxRail node

• The VxRail appliance-serial number: You can find the serial number in VxRail Manager, or printed on the information tag. The product-serial number tag (PSNT) is a 14-digit number that is used to identify your appliance to Dell support.
• The Service Tag: You can find the Service Tag printed on the physical appliance. The service tag is a 7-digit service tag number.

1. Go to the VxRail cluster > Configure > VxRail hosts > check PSNT for the host.

1. Open the iDRAC for the Node.
2. Open the virtual console.
3. The black screen has the PSNT written in it.

1. Download the attached script file. 
2. SSH to VxRail Virtual Machine (VM).
3. Change the security on the file:

   # chmod 777 <ScriptName>

4. Run the script command: 

   # ./<ScriptName>

5. Choose option 4 to check PSNT. 

1. SSH to VxRail VM as mystic user and then su to root.
2. Run the command: 

   psql -U postgres vxrail

Method 5: Finding the Model and PSNT from the ESXi Console.

1. Once you are in the console for the VxRail appliance, run the following command to get both the Model and PSNT.

opt/dell/DellPTAgent/tools/ipmitool_static fru print 17

2. If the location of the ipmitool changes in a future version, run the following command to get the new location.

find /* -name ipmitool_static

3. If you are only looking for the PSNT, run the following command. The first section of the Local Datastore name on each VxRail Appliance includes the 14-digit PSNT.

df -h

1. At the front of your VxRail Appliance, locate drives 2 and 3 on the left-side of the chassis.
2. Pull out the blue-tabbed tag that is located above drives 2 and 3.
3. Locate the appliance-serial number label on the pull-out tag.