lsnim -c resources $HOSTNAME
boot boot represents the network boot resource
5300-07-spot
Loop through all of the hosts:
#!/bin/ksh ################ # # showallnimres # 10/27/2009 # requires: http://deadlycoffee.com/?cat=14 (functions.ksh) ################ . ~/bin/functions.ksh function anytext { read TEXT if [[ $TEXT = "" ]] then echo 1 else echo 0 fi } s lsnim | grep machines | first | while read HOST do if [[ `s lsnim -c resources $HOST | anytext` -eq 0 ]] then echo echo "$HOST" s lsnim -c resources $HOST fi done
To force deallocation of a resource:
s nim -o reset -a force=yes aixhost01
s nim -Fo deallocate -a subclass=all aixhost01
When lpp_source is stuck in allocation state do the follwoing:
lsnim -a lpp_source
nad0019aixd11
nad0019aixd26
Do a reset on the machine to clear the allocation.