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is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

Lakshmanan — Wed, 01 Jun 2016 16:24:56 GMT

Hi all,

I am new to NetApp storage. Could anyone help me the command to find NetApp model name (FAS XXXX). Other than sysconfig -a command.

Thanks

Lakshmanan

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

JGPSHNTAP — Wed, 01 Jun 2016 16:52:32 GMT

what's wrong with that?

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

Lakshmanan — Thu, 02 Jun 2016 06:56:23 GMT

Hi JGPSHNTAP,

Thanks for replying. sysconfig -a gives perfectly the FAS model name but Do we have anyother command to find FAS model name. I heard this was an interview question so i am eager to know.

Thank you

Lakshmanan

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

JGPSHNTAP — Thu, 02 Jun 2016 11:32:34 GMT

That's a terrible interview question... sorry...

It's irrellevant. Sysconfig -a is the answer ... Or powershell.. Anyways, 7-mode is no more. You need to focus on cDOT or Ontap 9

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

Lakshmanan — Fri, 03 Jun 2016 07:54:17 GMT

Thankyou for the reply

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

Storage_Professional — Mon, 03 Dec 2018 18:40:16 GMT

Though this post is too old I still thought it would benefit someone who googles it.

If you are using 9.3 and above on a CDOT then this command will get you the Model if it's a FAS or AFF - > system show

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

JonKirian — Wed, 21 Aug 2019 14:29:09 GMT

Yes, but I perfer.... which ever floats ur boat.

system controller show

Re: is there any command to find NetApp FAS model name via putty in 7 mode.

chenguanghui — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 05:41:58 GMT

hello:

In very bad cases, sysconfig-a can not see the model name, you can use sysconfig-v to see the model of the device, hopefully can help you
Best regards