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Oct17
How to determine which memory modules installed on your ESXi hostאיך למצוא איזה מקלות זיכרון מותקנים בשרת ESXI

How to determine which memory modules installed on your ESXi hostאיך למצוא איזה מקלות זיכרון מותקנים בשרת ESXI

Posted by UNIX/Linux Expert in Blog, Common

VMWare vSphere 5 is out before short time and I installed a few servers in lab where computer stacked one on another and I am too lazy to move them in order to determine which memory modules installed there and if I can add some RAM.

I remember that on usual deployment of VMWare there is a tab in vSphere client called “Hardware Status” but as I understand from fast look on a few deployments it present only when you connected to vCenter and not standalone ESXi host. So I enabled SSH on ESXi host get into CLI and start to issue every command I remember, but without success. then I decide just to look into /sbin for executable names and take an educated guess about appropriate command. Long story short – the command you need is:


smbiosDump

Which will produce output like below

...
Physical Memory Array: #33
Use: 0x03 (System memory)
Location: 0x03 (Motherboard)
Slots: 4
Max. Size: 8 GB
ECC: 0x05 (Single-bit)
Memory Device: #34
Location: "DIMM1"
Manufacturer: "0000000000000000"
Serial: "4118C4B6"
Part Number: "37442D32324A4233"
Memory Array: #33
Error Info: No Error
Form Factor: 0x09 (DIMM)
Type: 0x13 (Other)
Type Detail: 0x0080 (Synchronous)
Data Width: 64 bits (+8 ECC bits)
Size: 512 MB
Speed: 533 MHz
Memory Device: #35
Location: "DIMM2"
Manufacturer: "7F4F000000000000"
Serial: "00000000"
Part Number: "4A4D333637513634"
Memory Array: #33
Error Info: No Error
Form Factor: 0x09 (DIMM)
Type: 0x13 (Other)
Type Detail: 0x0080 (Synchronous)
Data Width: 64 bits (+8 ECC bits)
Size: 512 MB
Speed: 667 MHz
Memory Device: #36
Location: "DIMM3"
Manufacturer: "0000000000000000"
Serial: "43148655"
Part Number: "37442D32334A4B35"
Memory Array: #33
Error Info: No Error
Form Factor: 0x09 (DIMM)
Type: 0x13 (Other)
Type Detail: 0x0080 (Synchronous)
Data Width: 64 bits (+8 ECC bits)
Size: 512 MB
Speed: 667 MHz
Memory Device: #37
Location: "DIMM4"
Manufacturer: "7F4F000000000000"
Serial: "00000000"
Part Number: "4A4D333637513634"
Memory Array: #33
Error Info: No Error
Form Factor: 0x09 (DIMM)
Type: 0x13 (Other)
Type Detail: 0x0080 (Synchronous)
Data Width: 64 bits (+8 ECC bits)
Size: 512 MB
Speed: 667 MHz
...

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