N SYSTEM_REPORT.COM, UTILITIES, Generates textual- and HTML configuration report   Name: SYSTEM_REPORT  Version: V1.4-10 Release Date: 13.03.2006
 Language: DCL  Operating System: OpenVMS & Minimal Operating System version: V7.3) Architecture: VAX, Alpha, IA64 (untested)     1 This is from the help function (@SYSTEM_REPORT ?) 1 -------------------------------------------------    SYSTEM_REPORT V1.4-10   ; Usage: @SYSTEM_REPORT [Func1[,Func2,...]] [INCLUDE|EXCLUDE]   = SYSTEM_REPORT analyzes the local node/cluster and creates two # configuration reports (.TXT,.HTML).   > The amount of data collected, location of report files ... can= by customized at the top of the procedure (search for #CUST),  and via parameter P1.   =   P1: list of functions to call (default: call all functions)        Possible functions are: 4     NODES    list nodes with OS-Version, Boottime...5     CLUSTER  display cluster infos including SCACP... "     CONFLOG  display some logicals)     RECOVERY display recovery information "     GETSYI   display F$GETSYI data+     SAM      display administrator accounts !     NETWORK  display network info &     CONSVARS display console variables     DISKS    display disk infos       QUEUES   display queue infos     LAT      display LAT infos      CRASH    display crash infos#     SOFTWARE display software infos      P2: modify P1 meaning   <     INCLUDE - defaults all functions to FALSE (do not call) A               and calls only P1 functions (default if P1 defined) <     EXCLUDE - defaults all functions to TRUE (do call them) C               and skips only P1 functions (default if P1 undefined)   G The only external utility needed is DFU (from HP engineering) to create @ fragmentation reports (see customization section). If DFU is not/ available, the fragmentation report is skipped.   D SYSTEM_REPORT works on all voting clusternodes. Non-voting nodes areB treated, if a logical name SYSTEM_REPORT_START_ON_node is defined.L The softwareconfiguration for nodes booting from the same systemdisk is only detected once.