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mjchin 03-18-2009 06:37 PM

Capturing system settings
 
Hi

I'm looking for a little guidance here on capturing my existing configurations. I have about a dozen servers with openSUSE and CentOS distributions.

I would like to document each boxes existing hardware and software configurations, e.g., memory, HDD and whether they're RAIDe'ed or not, PCI information, etc as well as system configurations, e.g, ifcfg-eth1, etc.

Is there a simple method to where I can capture all of this with built in utilities or should I look for a tool to install and use? What configurations do you suggest should be captured? The OS is installed without GUI so its CLI all the way.

Thanks in advance
MJC

syg00 03-19-2009 12:34 PM

Maybe start with servdoc. Have a look at the demo page(s).

chrism01 03-20-2009 12:10 AM

For Centos you could look at grabbing the contents of /etc/sysconfig/hwconf and/or run lshw, lspci. Maybe even look at /var/log/dmesg.

hurry_hui 03-20-2009 08:09 AM

You might try: biosdecode and dmidecode for hardware detected; while for driver used by kernel try looking in /var/log/messages and /proc .


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