HP Storage Platform Firmware Management Tool for StoreAll User Guide

Example 51 Discover the active firmware version of server components on a 9320 platform
# hpsp_fmt -d server
Based on the configuration, FW discovery may take 5 minutes.
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Device Device ID Active FW Version Device Information Parent Device ID
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BIOS USE049NCAV P67 12/01/2010 N/A N/A
ILO3 ILOUSE049NCAV 1.16 N/A N/A
NIC eth0 BC:5.2.3;iSCSI:4.2.10 NC382i N/A
NIC eth2 BC:5.2.3;iSCSI:4.2.10 NC382i N/A
PCIeNIC N/A 4.0.588 NC522SFP N/A
PCIeNIC N/A 4.0.585 NC364T N/A
Power_Mgmt_Ctlr N/A 1.6 N/A N/A
SERVER_HDD PLVX847E HPD5 PORT:1I BOX:1 BAY:1 Ctlr:5001438010221250
SERVER_HDD PLVWZR5E HPD5 PORT:1I BOX:1 BAY:2 Ctlr:5001438010221250
Smart_Array_Ctlr 5001438010221250 3.66 P410i Chas:USE049NCAV
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Single component
To discover the active firmware version of a single component, use the option –c <component
name> along with the –d option as follows:
# hpsp_fmt –d –c <component name>
The possible component name can be the short form of components shown in the -lc command
output. See the section “Listing supported components” (page 57). The example output shows the
short form on the left-hand side and its description on the right-hand side.
NOTE: The same short form is used for the device field/column of all operations.
Example 52 Discover the active firmware version of a single component on a 9320 platform
# hpsp_fmt -d -c NIC
Based on the configuration, FW discovery may take 2 minutes.
<<< Completed >>>
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Device Device ID Active FW Version Device Information Parent Device ID
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NIC eth0 BC:5.2.3;iSCSI:7.2.53 NC382i N/A
NIC eth2 BC:5.2.3;iSCSI:7.2.53 NC382i N/A
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Set of components
To discover the active firmware version of a set of components, use the –c option with
comma-separated component names as the option parameter, along with the –d subcommand as
follows:
# hpsp_fmt –d –c <component name>[,<component name>]…
Discovering the active firmware versions 59