Check HP Server Memory status script

Check HP Server Memory status script

Script 1 (send an email notification if any problem occurs ):

# Vi disk. Sh

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#! /Bin/bash

Name = 'hostname'

Date = 'date + % m % d % y'

Num = 'dmidecode | grep-I 'serial number' | head-N 1'

Mem = '/sbin/hpasmcli-s "show dimm" | grep status | awk-f [: ""] +' {print $2 }''
Mem = '/sbin/hpasmcli-s "show dimm" | grep size | awk-f [: ""] +' {print $2} '| head-N 1'

I = 1;

For OK in $ mem
Do
If [$ OK = "OK"]
Then
I = $ ($ I + 1 ))
Else
Touch/log/$ date. Log
Echo "$ name $ I memory ($ MEM2) is bad">/log/$ date. Log
Echo "$ num">/log/$ date. Log
/Usr/bin/mail-s "$ name memory bad" [email protected] </log/$ date. Log
I = $ ($ I + 1 ))
Fi
Done

Press ESC to exit the editing mode

: WQ (save and Exit)

Script 2 (send an email every day ):

# Vi disk. Sh

Press a or I to enter the editing mode.

#! /Bin/bash

Name = 'hostname'

Date = 'date + % m % d % y'

Num = 'dmidecode | grep-I 'serial number' | head-N 1'

Mem = '/sbin/hpasmcli-s "show dimm" | grep status | awk-f [: ""] +' {print $2 }''

Mem = '/sbin/hpasmcli-s "show dimm" | grep size | awk-f [: ""] +' {print $2} '| head-N 1'

Touch/log/$ date. Log


I = 1;

For OK in $ mem
Do
If [$ OK = "OK"]
Then

Echo "$ name $ I memory ($ MEM2) is OK">/log/$ date. Log

I = $ ($ I + 1 ))
Else
Echo "$ name $ I memory ($ MEM2) is bad">/log/$ date. Log
Echo "$ num">/log/$ date. Log
/Usr/bin/mail-s "$ name memory bad" [email protected] </log/$ date. Log
I = $ ($ I + 1 ))
Fi
Done

Press ESC to exit the editing mode

: WQ (save and Exit)

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