Issue the following command:
SWA first builds an inventory of the software currently installed
on the system. Then, the catalog is downloaded from HP ITRC.
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<user=username> <jobid=systemname>
* Gathering Inventory
* Getting Catalog of Recommended Actions and Software |
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specify a proxy server with the swa report extended option proxy. For
more information, see Appendix B and swa-report(1M). SWA supports HTTP basic
authentication only. If you do not have a standard proxy, you can
also specify an arbitrary command for downloading files. See the extended
option download_cmd. |
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After the catalog is downloaded, the analysis is performed and
reports are generated. An HTML report is written to the file indicated
in the standard output messaging, and an Actions Summary Report is
written to standard output. (Use the -r option
to swa report and swa step report to specify the report type written to standard output: action (default), issue, detail, html or none.)
* Using existing local catalog file
* Performing Analysis
* Generating Reports
NOTE: See HTML-formatted report "$HOME/.swa/report/swa_report.html" |
The Actions Summary Report begins with the Assessment Profile.
The exact catalog and inventory files used in the analysis are identified.
Detailed analysis information follows.
Software Assistant
Actions Summary Report
ASSESSMENT PROFILE
Catalog Information
Catalog File: $HOME/.swa/cache/swa_catalog.xml
Catalog Date: dd month year hh:mm:ss
Inventory Source
Name: systemname
OS: HP-UX B.11.xx
Model: model info
Inventory File: $HOME/.swa/cache/swa_inventory_n.xml
Inventory Date: dd month year hh:mm:ss
Analysis Information
Analysis File: $HOME/.swa/cache/swa_analysis.xml
Analysis Date: dd month year hh:mm:ss
Ignore File(s): $HOME/.swa/ignore
Issues Ignored: n
Selected Analyzers
QPK: latest Quality Pack patch bundle
SEC: security bulletins
PCW: patches with critical warnings |
The analysis depends
on the Selected Analyzers. Default
analyzers are quality pack (QPK), security (SEC), and critical patch
warnings (PCW) because these watch HP's default patch and bulletin
recommended actions. You can specify the analyzers used with the -a option on the command line, or by using the analyzers extended option. See swa-report(1M) for more information.
The report then goes on to report the recommended actions.