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- Please ensure you select the correct driver for the unit you have.
Requirements:
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- Windows XP, Vista and 7.
- Unzip utility to uncompress the USB - 1x serial port adapter driver download. Windows 7 has a built in un-zip utility. For more help see Microsoft unzip help or download the 7-zip program.
Instructions (USB - 1x Serial port adapter):
- Download the USB - 1x serial port driver below - save it to your computer, do not click run.
- Locate the download (usually in a Download folder) then unzip USB_serial_win.zip.
- Open Device Manager -> locate the adapter -> double click it -> select Install driver from disk and when prompted, select the correct driver for your Operating System from the extracted folder.
Instructions (Easysync USB - 2 or 4x Serial port adapter):
- If the computer is connected to the internet, connect the device and the driver will be automatically installed by windows.
- If the computer is not on the inteternet, take the following instructions and download to the computer using the adapter:
- Do not plug in the device until the installation has been completed.
- Download the USB - 2 or 4x serial port driver below - save it to your computer, do not click run.
- Locate the download (usually in a Download folder) then double click CDM20828_Setup.exe.
- Follow the insructions and when completed, connect the device.
Download:
- USB - 1x Serial port adapter driver:
- Right click, save as. (2.5Mb)
- USB - 2 or 4x Serial port adapter driver:
- Right click, save as. (1.9Mb)
Use the ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform command to collect information about the local system.
Syntax
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -? | -h
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -l
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -b
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -diags
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform --chkupd --proxy-address=ip_address --proxy-port=portnum --proxy-user=userid --proxy-password=password
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform [-i data_file]
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ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -t [user_id:password@IP[:port]/path/]] -i data_file
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform --update
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -ux [-x] [-v] [-text]
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform --ipmi-lan user_id:password@ip_address[:port]
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ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform [-x] [-text] [-v [-html]] [-i data_file] [-d output_directory] [-dumpxml] [-f]
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform --update --proxy-address=ip_address --proxy-port=portnum --proxy-user=userid --proxy-password=password
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -upload [IBMid:id]
Description
Important:- To install or use Dynamic System Analysis, you must be logged in to the local system using a user ID that has administrator or root privileges. On a Linux system, you must log in using the root user name and privilege.
- On Linux systems, run Dynamic System Analysis from a journaling file system (such as ext3 or ReiserFS). You cannot run these commands from a virtual machine file system (VMFS).
To run this command on a system running Windows, change to the directory where Dynamic System Analysis was installed (for example, C:Program FilesIBMDSA). Use the ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform.exe command.
To run this command on a system running Linux, use ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform.
If no options are specified, this command collects and saves information in a compressed XML file in the installation_directoryIBM_Support on Windows systems or/var/log/IBM_Support on Linux systems. This file contains the collected data and the consolidated property specification documents from each collector that collects data. The file is named mtm_serialnumber_datetime.xml.gz, where mtm is the machine type and model number of the local system, serialnumber is the serial number of the local system, and datetime is the date and time that data was collected. If Dynamic System Analysis cannot obtain a valid machine type, model number, or serial number of the system, any resultant output file and subdirectory will use the string 'Unknown' in place of these values.
For more information about the standard of CIM-XML specifications, see the Distributed Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) website at www.dmtf.org/standards/wbem/.
Commands and options
- –proxy-address=
- The IP address of the proxy server used to connect to the Internet.
- –proxy-port=
- The port number on the proxy server.
- –proxy-user=
- The username to connect to the proxy server.
- –proxy-password=
- The password for the proxy-user.
- Optical drive tests, including verify media, read error, and drive self test
- Tape drive tests, including tape presence, tape alert, tape load, and tape self test
- This option significantly slows down the collection process and is intended only for debugging purposes.
- This option cannot be used with the -x and -i options.
- If you do not specify this option, the set of HTML data files is saved in the outputdirmtm_serialnumber_datetime directory, whereoutputdir is the output directory specified by the -d option, mtm is the machine type and model of the local system, serialnumber is the serial number of local system, and datetime is the date and time when data was collected.
- If you do not specify the -c option, the specified output directory must exist on the local system.
- If you specify the -r option, you must also specify the -v option, which creates output in HTML format.
- If the -i option is also specified, this command compares the data files specified with the -r option to the current data file specified by the -i option instead of collecting the current system information.
- user_id:password
- The credentials needed to access the FTP server.
- ip_address
- The IP address or host name of the FTP server.
- port
- The port number to use to access of the FTP server.
- path
- The directory on the FTP server in which you want to copy the inventory data files.
Collected data is placed in the output directory in a single text file named mtm_serialnumber_datetime.txt, where mtm is the machine type and model number of the local system, serialnumber is the serial number of the local system, and datetime is the date and time that data was collected. Data is grouped in to high-level categories (for example, system overview, network settings, and installed application). Related system information for the high-level categories is categorized further and printed into several tables that contain properties and their value.
- –proxy-address=
- The IP address of the proxy server used to connect to the Internet.
- –proxy-port=
- The port number on the proxy server.
- –proxy-user=
- The username to connect to the proxy server.
- –proxy-password=
- The password for the proxy-user.
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The IBM ID is the ID that is authorized to view the inventory data sent using the Electronic Services web portal page. If you specify this option with no IBM ID, the data is sent, but you will not be able to access it using the Electronic Services web portal.
Collected data is categorized and placed in a set of HTML files (for example, system_overview.html for system-overview information, net.html for network settings information, and installedapp.html for installed-application information). In each HTML file, related system information is categorized further and printed into several tables that contain properties and their value.
This option also creates an index.html file from which you can view all system information. When you display this file in a web browser, the left pane contains links for each category of information, and the right pane displays the related information.
- This command creates output in the compressed CIM-XML format by default.
- If you specify the -x option, you must specify either the -v or -text options.
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Examples
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- Collect data in a compressed CIM-XML output
This example illustrates how to collect data in a compressed CIM-XML file in the installation_directoryIBM_Support on Windows systems or /var/log/IBM_Support on Linux systems.
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform.exe
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform.bin
- View previously collected data
This example illustrates how to import an existing data file named system1.xml.gz in the default output directory C:IBM_Support and then saves the data in HTML and text format.
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform.exe -i input
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -i system1.xml.gz
- Convert collected data into HTML and text output
This example illustrates how to import an existing data file named system1.xml.gz in the default output directory C:IBM_Support and then saves the data in default output directory in HTML and text format.
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform.exe -v -text -i input
ibm_utl_dsa_v.r.m_portable_platform -v -text -i system1.xml.gz