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osinfo(1)							     osinfo(1)

NAME
       osinfo - gather information regarding the running operating system

SYNOPSIS
       osinfo [ -s ] [ -h hostname ] [ -p portnumber ]
	      [ -u username ] [ -w password ] [ -t timeout ]
	      [ -c ] [ --help ] [ --version ]

DESCRIPTION
       The osinfo command displays information regarding the operating system,
       gathered via WBEM using the PG_OperatingSystem class supported  by  the
       OperatingSystem	Provider  (bundled with OpenPegasus).  osinfo requires
       the CIM Server to be installed and running.

       By default, the information is formatted for display,  converting  CIM‐
       DateTime	 strings  into a more user-readable format (see Examples), and
       converting the total number of seconds of uptime into  the  appropriate
       number of days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

       If a property value is unavailable, it will be shown as "Unknown"

   Options
       osinfo recognizes the following options:

	      -c	     Use the CIM formats for DateTime and SystemUpTime
			     values (not the formatting done by default).   As
			     specified	by the DMTF, the CIMDateTime format is
			     yyyymmddhhmmss.mmmmmmsutc,	 where	 yyyy	is   a
			     4-digit  year, mm is the month, dd is the day, hh
			     is the hour on a 24-hour clock, mm is the minute,
			     ss	 is  the  second,  mmmmmm  is  the  number  of
			     microseconds, s is a "+" or  "-"  indicating  the
			     sign  of the UTC (Universal Time Code) correction
			     field (since the  DateTime	 is  returned  in  the
			     local  time  zone	of the system), and utc is the
			     offset from UTC in minutes.

	      -h hostname    Connect to the CIM Server on the specified	 host.
			     If	 this option is not specified, osinfo connects
			     to the localhost.

	      --help	     Display command usage information.

	      -p portnumber  Connect to the CIM Server on the  specified  port
			     number.   If this option is not specified, osinfo
			     connects to the default port  for	the  wbem-http
			     service, or if the -s option is specified, to the
			     default port for the wbem-https service.

	      -s	     Enable the use of the SSL protocol between osinfo
			     and  the  CIM  server.   The  -s option should be
			     specified if the  CIM  Server  on	the  specified
			     hostname/portnumber  expects  clients  to connect
			     using HTTPS.

	      -t timeout     Wait the  specified  number  of  milliseconds  on
			     sending  a	 request,  before  timing  out	if  no
			     response has been received.   The	timeout	 value
			     must be an integer value greater than 0.

	      -u username    Connect  as  the specified R username .  If user‐
			     name is not specified, the current logged in user
			     is	 used  for  authentication.   This  option  is
			     ignored if neither	 hostname  nor	portnumber  is
			     specified.

	      --version	     Display CIM Server version.

	      -w password    Authenticate  the	connection using the specified
			     password .	 This option  is  ignored  if  neither
			     hostname nor portnumber is specified.  WARNING: A
			     password should not be specified on  the  command
			     line  on  a multi-user system, since command-line
			     options are typically world-readable for a	 short
			     window  of	 time.	 If  the  remote host requests
			     authentication and this option is not  specified,
			     osinfo will prompt for the password.

EXIT STATUS
       When  an	 error	occurs,	 an  error message is written to stderr and an
       appropriate value is returned.  The following values are returned:

	      0	     Success
	      1	     Error

USAGE NOTE
       The osinfo command requires that the CIM Server is running.

DIAGNOSTICS
       osinfo error: Cannot connect

	      The CIMOM is not running.	 Start the CIMOM  with	the  cimserver
	      command and re-run osinfo .

EXAMPLES
       Run the default osinfo command.

       OperatingSystem Information
	 Host: myserver.hp.com
	 Name: HP-UX
	 Version: B.11.00
	 UserLicense: Unlimited user license
	 OSCapability: 32 bit
	 LastBootTime: Sep 24, 2001  9:16:18 (-0700)
	 LocalDateTime: May 23, 2002  10:55:54 (-0700)
	  SystemUpTime:	 20828377 seconds = 241 days, 1 hr, 39 mins, 37
       secs

       The system myserver.hp.com is running version B.11.00 of	 HP-UX,
       has an unlimited user license, and is 32-bit capable.  The Oper‐
       ating System was last booted on Sept 24, 2001 and the local date
       and  time  are given.  All time values are offset from GMT by -7
       hours.

       Run osinfo , with the values displayed in their CIM format

       osinfo -c

       OperatingSystem Information
	 Host: rushmore.cup.hp.com
	 Name: HP-UX
	 Version: B.11.00
	 UserLicense: Unlimited user license
	 OSCapability: 32 bit
	 LastBootTime: 20010924091618.000000-420
	 LocalDateTime: 20020523105801.000000-420
	 SystemUpTime: 20828504

       The same rushmore.cup.hp.com system is displayed,  but  in  this
       output  the LastBootTime and LocalDateTime values are in the CIM
       format.	The SystemUpTime value is in total seconds  (as	 speci‐
       fied by CIM).  Other fields do not change, as their CIM specifi‐
       cation is the strings themselves.

SEE ALSO
       cimserver(1).

STANDARDS CONFORMANCE
       osinfo : DMTF WBEM (Web-Based  Enterprise  Management)  and  CIM
       (Common Information Model)

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