HP Smart Update Manager - Manual (Page 119)

Example
Windows sample command line
C:\>hpsum getnodes 16.157.90.123 /details
Linux/HP-UX sample command line
$ hpsum getnodes 16.157.90.123 --details
Inventory
inventory enables you to scan nodes for the currently installed version of firmware, drivers, and
hardware components.
If no nodes are specified, the default setting is all nodes in the current session.
Syntax
hpsum inventory --nodes n1 n2 n3[--groups mygroup] --baselines c:\repo1
Parameters
The inventory command provides the following options:
Description Option
The HP SUM script initiates this action. hpsum
The command to inventory the nodes. inventory
A list of the nodes on which to perform the inventory command. You can specify
each node in the following ways: --nodes nodelist
1. localhost
2. 127.0.0.1
3. ::1
You can specify the path of the SPP or components. If a location contains multiple
bundles, you can specify a specific bundle in the location. --baselines c:\repo1
1. baseline: C:\repor1
2. baseline: C:\repor1\bp0001.xml
Example
Windows sample command line
C:\>hpsum inventory /nodes 16.157.90.182 /baselines
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\blds\ilo\26.33
Linux sample command line
$ hpsum inventory --nodes 16.157.90.182 --baselines
/root/Desktop/rono/blds/ilo
Login
The Login command enables you to set the credentials used for the current session.
Authenticating with credentials for the first time.
Offline mode with no credentials – In this case you do not need the credentials because there is
no user interaction. The command creates a session if the IP address of the request is the same as
the hpsum_server. This is an anonymous session.
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