Option 11c - Check version

EddardStark · September 5th, 2008, 02:43 PM

I'm hoping this is an easy request. I just want to check my OS version. What syntax or load command do I need to use? Thanks.

Fletch · September 8th, 2008, 04:37 PM

TO check the VxWorks OS system level, you need to be in PDT mode on the system. PDT commands are not generally discussed openly on public boards.

EddardStark · September 9th, 2008, 08:25 AM

Wow. So there is no easy way to check something as simple as OS rev while on a terminal directly connected to the PBX? That seems a little silly.

Fletch · September 9th, 2008, 08:56 AM

The OS version of VxWorks is packaged with the version of CS 1000 software. So, if you have Version xx.xx of the CS 1000, you have Version yy.yy of VxWorks.

You cannot pick the OS version that you run on. You can only choose the CS 1000 Software release.

Given this, there is really no need to ever look up that VxWorks OS version information, so there is no need to dip into the PDT CLI to get it.

For a Release 5.50 system this information is:

VxWorks (for CP PM - Pentium M 1.4 GHz) version 5.5.1.
Kernel: WIND version 2.6.

EddardStark · September 9th, 2008, 09:59 AM

How can I find the CS 1000 software release version then? My company was bought out and as part of the discovery phase, the purchaser is attempting to find out this information.

Fletch · September 9th, 2008, 10:02 AM

Code:

 
LD 22
 
REQ ISS
 
VERSION 4021
System type is - Communication Server 1000E/CP PM
CP PM - Pentium M 1.4 GHz
IPMGs Registered:               1
IPMGs Unregistered:             0
IPMGs Configured/unregistered:  0
RELEASE 5
ISSUE 50 J  +
 
IDLE_SET_DISPLAY CS1000E R5.50J System A
 
IPMG  TYPE CSP/SW MSP  APP  FPGA BOOT   DBL1     DBL2
  4 0 MGC    AH14 AA06 AA05 AA13 AH09 DSP1AA09      N/A
 
REQ

EddardStark · September 9th, 2008, 01:39 PM

Excellent. Thanks.

westcoaster · September 10th, 2008, 11:22 PM

The other thing they may want are the system limits (how many software licenses etc.)

ld 22

REQ SLT

Fletch · September 11th, 2008, 07:07 AM

And if you are going that far, you might as well run the inventory reports in LD 117 as well.

Code:

 
>ld 117
OAM000
=> inv gen all
Generate card, set & locrpt inventory
Started successfully
=>
MAT052 Inventory locrpt generation complete
 
MAT011 Inventory sets generation complete
 
MAT010 Inventory card generation complete

Wait for the reports to complete, then you can print them.

Code:

 
=> inv prt all
ALL (Card, Set & Locrpt Inventory)
Card inventory:
11 9 2008 8 3 45, 11 9 2008 8 4 32, 19
XCT-TDS/MF, 0, <Unavailable>
CONF, 1, <Unavailable>
TMDI, 8, NTRB21AC
TMDI, 9, NTRB21AA
XCT-TDS/MF, 16, <Unavailable>
CONF, 17, <Unavailable>
XCT-TDS/MF, 60, <Unavailable>
CONF, 61, <Unavailable>
MGC , 004 0, NTDW60BA 3 NNTMG19Y3274
ISP1100 SS, 0 0 0, NTDU27xx NNTMxxxxxxx, CS1K201-2, 192.168.200.6
CP-PM CS 0, 4 0 1, NTDW61BAE5 3 NNTMG19Y36
CPPM SS, 4 0 2, NTDW61BAE50003 NNTMG19Y63VACPP, CS1K201, 192.168.200.5
XUT , 004 0 03, NT8D14CB 01 NNTMENC7TEYF 0745
DLC , 004 0 04, NT8D02HA 01 NNTMENC7W59V 0751
500 , 004 0 05, NT8D09CA 04 NNTMENC7V3GW 0747
DLC , 004 0 06, NT8D02EA 0300TZ00000000000000000
DSPDB , 004 0 11, NTDW64AA R01 NNTMG19Y2Y45
DSPDB , 004 0 12, <Unavailable>
DSPDB , 004 0 13, <Unavailable>
DTR , 004 0 14, <Unavailable>
MFR , 004 0 15, <Unavailable>
Sets inventory:
11 9 2008 8 3 45, 11 9 2008 8 3 54, 980
3904, 004 0 04 01, M3904 NTMN03EC 70 01 3BEA0E , PBX201, 6302
2616, 004 0 04 02, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6202
3905, 004 0 04 05, M3905 NTMN06BA 70 12 CADA58 , PBX201, 2911002
2616, 004 0 06 01, M2616 NT9K16AC 03 04 F66A03 , PBX201, 6301
1140, 096 0 00 00, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6694
2210, 096 0 00 01, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6150
2004P2, 096 0 00 02, 2004P2 NTDU92AA 66 2 E52731 , PBX201, 6102
2004P2, 096 0 00 03, 2004P2 NTDU92AA 66 2 F493CD , PBX201, 6134
1140, 096 0 00 04, 1140 NTYS05AA 66 25 2F52C3 , PBX201, 6100
KEM1, 096 0 00 04, NGKem NTYS08AA 1 4D4547
KEM2, 096 0 00 04, NGKem NTYS08AA 1 4D4547
KEM3, 096 0 00 04, 000000
2002P2, 096 0 00 05, 2002P2 NTDU91AA 66 2 FAE620 , PBX201, 6111
1140, 096 0 00 06, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6695
2004P1, 096 0 00 07, 2004P1 NT2K00GI 66 0 76DE40 , PBX201, 6131
2004P2, 096 0 00 08, 2004P2 NTDU92AA 66 2 F49462 , PBX201, 6201
1110, 096 0 00 09, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6160
1140, 096 0 00 10, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6696
1140, 096 0 00 11, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6697
2001P2, 096 0 00 12, 2001P2 NTDU90AA 66 2 E5E1A8 , PBX201, 6113
1140, 096 0 00 13, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6698
2001P2, 096 0 00 14, 2001P2 NTDU90AA 66 2 E5E154 , PBX201, 6101
2002P2, 096 0 00 15, 2002P2 NTDU91AA 66 2 FAE61C , PBX201, 6133
2004P1, 096 0 00 16, 2004P1 NT2K00GI 66 0 050796 , PBX201, 6116
2050PC, 096 0 00 17, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6117
2210, 096 0 00 18, 2210 NTTQ4021 66 12 06D9D5 , PBX201, 6218
2210, 096 0 00 19, 2210 NTTQ4020 66 11 068704 , PBX201, 6219
2210, 096 0 00 20, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6220
1140, 096 0 00 21, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6699
1140, 096 0 00 22, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6988
1140, 096 0 00 23, <Unavailable>, PBX201, 6989

September 5th, 2008, 02:43 PM	#1 (permalink)
EddardStark Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	Option 11c - Check version I'm hoping this is an easy request. I just want to check my OS version. What syntax or load command do I need to use? Thanks.

September 8th, 2008, 04:37 PM	#2 (permalink)
Fletch Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 11	Re: Option 11c - Check version TO check the VxWorks OS system level, you need to be in PDT mode on the system. PDT commands are not generally discussed openly on public boards. __________________ Fletch Nortel E911 PLM Visit Nortel onthe web at http://nortel.com/e911 Be sure to attend the FREE E911 webinar on Oct. 30th Register at http://thevoicereport.com/E911

September 9th, 2008, 08:25 AM	#3 (permalink)
EddardStark Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	Re: Option 11c - Check version Wow. So there is no easy way to check something as simple as OS rev while on a terminal directly connected to the PBX? That seems a little silly.

September 9th, 2008, 08:56 AM	#4 (permalink)
Fletch Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 11	Re: Option 11c - Check version The OS version of VxWorks is packaged with the version of CS 1000 software. So, if you have Version xx.xx of the CS 1000, you have Version yy.yy of VxWorks. You cannot pick the OS version that you run on. You can only choose the CS 1000 Software release. Given this, there is really no need to ever look up that VxWorks OS version information, so there is no need to dip into the PDT CLI to get it. For a Release 5.50 system this information is: VxWorks (for CP PM - Pentium M 1.4 GHz) version 5.5.1. Kernel: WIND version 2.6. __________________ Fletch Nortel E911 PLM Visit Nortel onthe web at http://nortel.com/e911 Be sure to attend the FREE E911 webinar on Oct. 30th Register at http://thevoicereport.com/E911

September 9th, 2008, 09:59 AM	#5 (permalink)
EddardStark Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	Re: Option 11c - Check version How can I find the CS 1000 software release version then? My company was bought out and as part of the discovery phase, the purchaser is attempting to find out this information.

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September 9th, 2008, 01:39 PM	#7 (permalink)
EddardStark Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	Re: Option 11c - Check version Excellent. Thanks.

September 10th, 2008, 11:22 PM	#8 (permalink)
westcoaster Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 21	Re: Option 11c - Check version The other thing they may want are the system limits (how many software licenses etc.) ld 22 REQ SLT

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