opashowallports(8)
β¨ opashowallports β¨
okay bestie, gather round, because opashowallports is literally that girl π
β she's an IFSFFCLIRG man page girlie and she lives in section 8 of the manual, and she is here to spill the tea on your whole fabric.
πΈ NAME πΈ
opashowallports β (Switch and Host) shows you the basic port state and the stats for all host nodes, chassis, or externally-managed switches. like, every single one. no crumbs left behind π«Ά
NOTE:opareportandopareportsare way more powerful Intel(R) Omni-Path Fabric Suite FastFabric commands. so for general fabric analysis, useopareportoropareportswith options like-o errorsand-o slowlinksto do an efficient analysis of link speeds and errors. iykyk β¨
π¦ Syntax π¦
opashowallports [-C] [-f hostfile] [-F chassisfile] [-h 'hosts']
[-H 'chassis'] [-S]
π Options π
--helpβ produces the full help text. your bestie when you're lost π-Cβ performs the operation against chassis. default is host, jsyk.-fhostfile β specifies the file containing the list of hosts in the cluster. default is the/etc/opa/hostsfile π-Fchassisfile β specifies the file containing the list of chassis in the cluster. default is the/etc/opa/chassisfile π-hhosts β specifies the list of hosts to show ports for. pick your faves β¨-Hchassis β specifies the list of chassis to show ports for.-Sβ securely prompts for the password for admin on chassis π (no leaving passwords lying around, periodt)
π Environment Variables π
these lil guys are also used by this command:
HOSTSβ list of hosts, used if the-hoption is not supplied.CHASSISβ list of chassis, used if-Cis used and the-Hand-Foptions are not supplied.HOSTS_FILEβ file containing the list of hosts, used in absence of-fand-h.CHASSIS_FILEβ file containing the list of chassis, used in absence of-Fand-H.FF_CHASSIS_LOGIN_METHODβ how to log into chassis. can beTelnetorSSH.FF_CHASSIS_ADMIN_PASSWORDβ password for admin on all chassis. used in absence of the-Soption. π
π Example π
opashowallports
opashowallports -h 'elrond arwen'
HOSTS='elrond arwen' opashowallports
opashowallports -C
opashowallports -H 'chassis1 chassis2'
CHASSIS='chassis1 chassis2' opashowallports -C
π Notes π
when you run opashowallports against hosts, SSH is used internally, fr fr. this means opashowallports requires that password-less SSH be set up between the host running the Intel(R) Omni-Path Fabric Suite FastFabric Toolset and the hosts that opashowallports is operating against. the opasetupssh FastFabric tool can help you set that password-less SSH up, bestie π€
when you're doing operations against chassis, Intel recommends that you set up SSH keys (see opasetupssh). and if SSH keys are not set up, Intel recommends you use the -S option, so you're not keeping the password in configuration files. do not be that girl who hardcodes her password π
when you're running opashowallports against externally-managed switches, you need a node with the Intel(R) Omni-Path Fabric Suite FastFabric Toolset installed. typically that's the node you're running opashowallports from. main character energy, honestly π
π«Ά that's the whole page, no gatekeeping, every flag accounted for. go forth and check those ports, queen. π
Copyright(C) 2015-2019 Intel Corporation β and that's the tea, written down in the IFSFFCLIRG (Man Page) era of opashowallports(8). slay π
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π¦ where this page comes from
- centos-stream 9: opa-fastfabric 1:10.12.1.0.6-1.el9 Β· BSD or GPLv2
- debian bookworm: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1+b1 Β· BSD-3-clause-top
- debian trixie: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1+b2 Β· BSD-3-clause-top
- opensuse-leap 16.0: opa-fastfabric 10.14.4.0.20-160000.3.2 Β· BSD-3-Clause OR GPL-2.0-only
- ubuntu jammy: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1ubuntu1 Β· BSD-3-clause-top
- ubuntu noble: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1ubuntu3 Β· BSD-3-clause-top
- ubuntu questing: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1ubuntu3
- ubuntu resolute: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1ubuntu4 Β· BSD-3-clause-top
- ubuntu stonking: opa-fastfabric 10.10.3.0.11-1ubuntu5 Β· BSD-3-clause-top
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