Hi,
I am having HP ProLiant DL585 G1 and OS is linux

I want that ASR to be disable through command line.

want to know command to so that i can check either it is enable

or disable.

Can anybody help me

What is ASR? Is it a trip wire service? If you want to start or stop a service, then it depends on the Distro you are using. On most, such as Fedora or Mandriva, you can use "sudo /sbin/service <service-name> stop". On SuSE, there probably is an rc<Service-Name> script to do the same thing, such as "sudo /sbin/rcnetwork stop eth0". It is also possible to stop a service by calling the init.d script directly:

sudo /etc/init.d/<service> stop

Sometimes a daemon (service) start-stop script in init.d/ will have "d" added to the name. Such as smbd or winbind.

On many systems, you can use "chkconfig" to enable or disable a service or to determine for which runlevels the service should run in.
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Looking further on the second Google search page, I noticed that ASR might mean Automatic Speech Recognition. Look for a README file in /usr/share/doc/packages/<the asr program name>/.

The purpose of ASR is to restart the HP ProLiant server once it is determined that the system is not responding. The ASR procedure allows for normal operations of the HP ProLiant server to resume rather than remaining in a halted state.It helps in monitoring the system performance. if the system hangs it will get rebooted automatically.

Now that I know what ASR stands for I was able to find this:
http://docs.hp.com/en/418811-001/index.html
And the pdf version: http://docs.hp.com/en/418811-001/418811-001.pdf

These deal with the insight manager in Linux.
You would disable ASR using the Insight Manager Console.

those docs are for HPs insight manager. thats like installing a nis server so you partition a hard drive.


you can use the hpasm tool to disable asr. you can do all kinds of stuff with hpasm not just disable asr. get the rpm and read the howto ... to much to list here.