[rancid] HP ProCurve MSM410 AccessPoint

Tue Feb 7 07:58:11 UTC 2012

Here's some output from the console:

CLI# show system
% Command incomplete.
CLI# show system information
% Unknown command.
CLI# show system <<< I pressed the question mark key >>>
show system info:
         Show basic system information.
CLI# show system info
                                                 [CPU 
info]               [Mem info]
Firmware Version: 5.3.1.0-01-7143          Load 1min:       0.09   Total 
RAM:  263438336
Uptime:           148 days, 02:23>         Load 5min:       0.02    Free 
RAM:  219660288
Board Revision:   50-00-1036-02            Load 15min:      0.00  Buffer 
RAM:    6041600
Serial Number:    SG9152S0W1               CPU use now:       0%   Cache 
RAM:   14217216
                                            CPU 5sec ago:      0%       
[Storage use]
                                            CPU 10sec ago:     0%   
Permanent:        3%
                                            CPU 20sec ago:     0%   
Temporary:        1%
CLI# show system-information
% Unknown command.
CLI# show system-info
% Unknown command.
CLI#

On 06.02.2012 21:15, heasley wrote:
> Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 08:10:43AM +0100, Helmut Wieser:
>> I'm using rancid-2.3.6 on CentOS 5.4. I got a few HP ProCurve 4204s, HP
>> 2650s, 2520s, etc.
>> They all work fine, but then of course these respond to "show system" or
>> "show system information".
> the way its coded, I wouldn't expect it to fail if can't run either of those,
> though the collection would be somewhat deficient.  What is the error they
> produce in response to either of those commands?
>
>> On 16.01.2012 00:49, shouldbe q931 wrote:
>>> On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 10:02 AM, Helmut Wieser<helmut.wieser at ieee.org>   wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I've got rancid running fine with a variety of devices. However I've got a
>>>> few HP ProCurve MSM410 access points that I would like to monitor with
>>>> rancid as well. I can log in fine with hlogin. But they do not support "show
>>>> system" or "show system information". Instead the command needs to be "show
>>>> system info".
>>>>
>>>> Is anyone using those devices in rancid? I tried type "hp" in router.db, but
>>>> this doesn't work.
>>>>
>>>> Here's sample "show system info" output:
>>>>
>>>> CLI# show system info
>>>>                                                  [CPU info]               [Mem
>>>> info]
>>>> Firmware Version: 5.3.1.0-y-xxxx          Load 1min:       0.00   Total RAM:
>>>>    263438336
>>>> Uptime:           123 days, 03:56>            Load 5min:       0.00    Free
>>>> RAM:  219406336
>>>> Board Revision:   50-00-1036-02            Load 15min:      0.00  Buffer
>>>> RAM:    6041600
>>>> Serial Number:    xxxxxxxxxx               CPU use now:       0%   Cache
>>>> RAM:   14221312
>>>>                                             CPU 5sec ago:      1%
>>>> [Storage use]
>>>>                                             CPU 10sec ago:     0%   Permanent:
>>>>          3%
>>>>                                             CPU 20sec ago:     1%   Temporary:
>>>>          1%
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> This is a list of all commands:
>>>>
>>>> end:
>>>>          Switches to parent context.
>>>> reboot device:
>>>>          Restarts the system.
>>>> show interfaces:
>>>>          Show networking interfaces.
>>>> show bridge:
>>>>          Show bridge information.
>>>> show bridge forwarding:
>>>>          Show bridge forwarding information.
>>>> show arp:
>>>>          Show the ARP table.
>>>> show ip:
>>>>          Show all IP addresses.
>>>> show ip route:
>>>>          Show all IP routes.
>>>> show dns cache [<serial>]:
>>>>          Show DNS cache entries. Specify a serial number to display detailed
>>>> information.
>>>> show system info:
>>>>          Show basic system information.
>>>> show certificate:
>>>>          Display current certificates.
>>>> show certificate binding:
>>>>          Display how the certificates are used.
>>>> sh:
>>>>          Protected access to shell.
>>>> arp<arguments>:
>>>>          Displays and modifies the Internet-to-Ethernet address translation
>>>> tables used by the address resolution protocol.
>>>> iperf<arguments>:
>>>>          Runs a performance throughput test.
>>>> ping<arguments>:
>>>>          Determines if  the specified remote IP address is active.
>>>> arping<arguments>:
>>>>          Pings a destination on a device interface using ARP packets.
>>>> quit:
>>>>          Exit the enable context.
>>>> rcapture<arguments>:
>>>>          Sends port capture to an FTP server.
>>>> dumpstats<arguments>:
>>>>          Display internal status.
>>>> show all config:
>>>>          Print all configuration that applies to this device.
>>>> show client log [<macaddr>]:
>>>>          Display client station log. Enter the MAC address to display more
>>>> details for a specific client station.
>>>> show wireless neighborhood:
>>>>          Show all access points detected nearby.
>>>> show wireless rogue-ap:
>>>>          Show all rogue access points detected nearby.
>>>> show dot11 associations:
>>>>          Show all current wireless associations.
>>>> show dot11 statistics client-traffic:
>>>>          Show current client matrix statistics.
>>>> show local mesh:
>>>>          Show current local mesh  interfaces.
>>>> config:
>>>>          Switches to the config context.
>>>> factory reset:
>>>>          Resets the unit to factory default settings.
>>>> switch operational mode:
>>>>          Switches the unit operational mode.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> kind regards,
>>>> Helmut Wieser
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>>> Which version of rancid are you using, and are you using it for any
>>> other HP devices ?
>>>
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