px2_configure - deploy and configure PX2
px2_configure COMMAND [ARGUMENTS]
PX2 deployment and configuration utility.
- configure LIST
IPS
- Configure some or all devices (network settings, unit name and SNMP
settings).
The behavior of this command is different depending on whether
concrete IP addresses or the 'all' keyword is specified:
- If IP addresses are specified the program will contact each device, read
its serial number and search for a matching entry in the device list. It
will then change the device's network settings to the values from the
device list. The initial IP addresses do not have to match the values from
the device list, they might as well be dynamically assigned by a DHCP
server.
- If the 'all' keyword is specified the IP addresses are taken from the
device list. The devices' network settings are expected to be properly
configured at this point, so the network configuration part will be
skipped.
- verify LIST
IPS
- Verify device settings and SNMP access.
- identify LIST
IPS
- Identify some or all devices (show a distinctive string for two seconds in
each unit's display).
- reboot LIST
IPS
- Reboot some or all devices.
- fetch_fitness
LIST OUTFILE IPS
- Fetch fitness data from some or all devices and write them to a file in
CSV format.
- update LIST IMAGE
IPS
- Device firmware update. The firmware image will be sequentially uploaded
to each device, then all devices will be instructed to perform the
firmware update in parallel.
- print_timezones
IP
- Print list of supported timezones with its IDs.
- set_timezone
LIST TZID IPS
- Set the timezone of all devices.
- LIST
- Device list in CSV format.
- IPS
- Device IP addresses; use 'all' to run on all IPs in the CSV file.
- IP
- Device IP address.
- OUTFILE
- Output file name.
- IMAGE
- Firmware image file.
- TZID
- Timezone ID as printed by the "print_timezones" command.
The device list file contains a list of PX2 devices in CSV format.
It could e.g. be exported from an inventory spreadsheet. Each device line
contains five or six fields, separated by commas:
- 1. Unit Serial Number
- 2. PDU Name
- 3. IP Address
- 4. Gateway IP Address
- 5. Netmask
- 6. Optional comment; the line is ignored if "ignore" is included
here
Lines with less than five fields are silently ignored. Likewise,
lines that do not contain a valid serial number (i.e. a string starting with
'P') are disregarded.
The following Perl modules are required to run this script:
- Raritan PX2 RPC bindings (distributed along with this script)
- libwww-perl <http://search.cpan.org/dist/libwww-perl/>
- LWP::Protocol::https
<http://search.cpan.org/dist/LWP-Protocol-https/>
- JSON <http://search.cpan.org/dist/JSON/>
- JSON-RPC-Common <http://search.cpan.org/dist/JSON-RPC-Common/>
- perl-Error <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Error/>
- Test-Simple <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Test-Simple/>
Additionally, the verify command uses the snmpget
utility to verify SNMP access.