AB291A Fabric Clustering System Support Guide (12-port Switch), April 2004

HP 12-Port 4X Fabric Copper Switch Commands
Show Commands
Appendix B
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show card-inventory
Synopsis:
The show card-inventory command polls individual system interface cards for their system resources and the
image data residing on the interface card.
Syntax:
show card-inventory {card# | card#-card# | card#,card#,card#... | all}
This command has the following arguments:
show card-inventory Syntax Description
Command Modes:
User-execute and privileged-execute modes.
Privilege Level:
General read-only user.
Usage Guidelines:
Each system interface card is a system in itself. System resources comprise:
• available and used memory
• available and used flash memory space
• system-image on the interface card
• CPU name and version
The system-image should match the image that is on the controller card. Occasions may occur when you
update the system-image on the controller but it is not propagated to an interface card, such as when
swapping interface cards between chassis or updating the system-image on the controller when an interface
card is down.
Disk space may be an issue if you try to update the system-image on the controller but cannot propagate this
data to the interface card because the interface card is full.
The CPU description may be requested by support-personnel in the event you are experience difficulties with
a controller or interface card.
The fields in the show card-inventory output are described in the table below.
Table B-6 show card-inventory Command Syntax Descriptions
Syntax Description
card# Refers to an individual slot number.
card#-card# Refers to a range of slot numbers. Displayed in the form card#-card#
card#,card#,card#... Refers to a list of slot numbers in the form card#,card#,…Do not add spaces between elements in the
list.
all Displays all cards. The CLI defaults to “add” if you only enter the show card command.