Hello Commvault Community,
Is there any official list for "simOSid" for the SetVMOSInfo qscript?
https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/setvmosinfo.html
We don't know what the "simOSid" parameter is for. As I understand it will take some numerical value that isn’t described anywhere.
We want to change a misrecognized OS for a virtual machine for oVirt.
Thanks,
Kamil
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Hi Kamil,
What is the OS of the VM that you want to change here? and what is it currently showing as?
There is a table in the SQL DB of the CS called simOperatingSystem which does contain the ID and name of the OS’s.
Best Regards,
Michael
Hello
We managed to extract the "simOSid" information from the CommServeDB table you mentioned.
id Name Type SubType Version PlatformType
0 Any Any Any Any Any
2 Windows NT Windows Server 4.0 X86
3 Windows 2000 Windows Server 5.0 X86
4 Windows95 Windows Server OLD X86
5 Windows98 Windows Server OLD X86
6 HP-UX Unix HP B.11.00 Any
7 SunOS Unix Solaris 5.6 SPARC
8 NetWare Netware Server 3.12 X86
9 NetWare Netware Server 3.2 X86
10 NetWare Netware Server 4.10 X86
11 NetWare Netware Server 4.11 X86
12 NetWare Netware Server 4.2 X86
13 NetWare Netware Server 5.0 X86
14 SunOS Unix Solaris 5.7 SPARC
15 SunOS Unix Solaris 5.8 SPARC
16 Data ONTAP Any NAS Any Any
17 Unity/VNX/Celerra Any NAS Any Any
18 IP4700 Any NAS Any Any
19 NAS Filer Any NAS Any Any
20 Unix Unix Any Any Any
21 Windows Windows Server Any Any
22 HP-UX Unix HP Any Any
23 SunOS Unix Solaris Any Any
24 Windows XP Windows Desktop 5.1 X86
25 Linux Unix Linux Any Any
26 HP-UX Unix HP B.10.20 Any
27 Windows XP Windows Desktop 5.1 IA64
28 AIX Unix AIX 4 PPC
29 Hitachi NAS Any NAS Any Any
30 OSF1 Unix OSF1 5.1 ALPHA
31 NetWare Netware Server 5.1 X86
32 NetWare Netware Server 6.0 X86
33 HP-UX Unix HP B.11.11 Any
34 Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 5.2 X86
35 Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 5.2 IA64
36 AIX Unix AIX 5 PPC
37 NetWare Netware Server Any Any
38 SunOS Unix Solaris 5.9 SPARC
39 Windows XP Windows Desktop 5.2 IA64
40 Darwin Unix Darwin 6 Any
41 NetWare Netware Server 6.50 X86
42 IRIX64 Unix IRIX64 6.5 MIPS
43 FreeBSD Unix FreeBSD 4.7 Any
44 HP-UX Unix HP B.11.23 X86
45 Hitachi Any NAS Any Any
46 Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 5.2 X64
47 SunOS Unix Solaris 5.10 SPARC
48 Windows XP Windows Desktop 5.2 X64
49 Open VMS Unix Any Any Any
50 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.1 Any
51 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.2 X86
52 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.3 X86
53 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.2 IA64
54 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.3 X64
55 Centera Any NAS Any Any
56 Oracle RAC Any Any Any Any
57 FreeBSD Unix FreeBSD 5.1 Any
58 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.3 IA64
59 HP-UX Unix HP B.11.23 PA-RISC
60 SunOS Unix Solaris 5.10 X86
61 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.4 X86
62 Windows Vista Windows Desktop 6.0 X86
63 Windows Vista Windows Desktop 6.0 IA64
64 Windows Vista Windows Desktop 6.0 X64
65 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 6.0 X86
66 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 6.0 IA64
67 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 6.0 X64
68 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.4 X64
69 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.4 IA64
70 AIX Unix AIX 5.1 PPC
71 AIX Unix AIX 5.2 PPC
72 AIX Unix AIX 5.3 PPC
73 FreeBSD Unix FreeBSD 6.0 Any
74 HP-UX Unix HP B.11.31 X86
75 HP-UX Unix HP B.11.31 PA-RISC
76 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.5 X86
77 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.5 IA64
78 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.5 X64
79 AIX Unix AIX 6 PPC
80 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.6 X86
81 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.6 IA64
82 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.6 X64
83 AIX Unix AIX 6.1 PPC
84 DB2 Database Partitioning Feature Any Any Any Any
85 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.3 PPC
86 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.3 PPC64
87 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.4 PPC
88 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.4 PPC64
89 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.5 PPC
90 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.5 PPC64
91 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.6 PPC
92 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.6 PPC64
93 Windows Windows Server New Any
94 Windows Windows Desktop New Any
95 AIX Unix AIX New Any
96 FreeBSD Unix FreeBSD New Any
97 HP-UX Unix HP New Any
98 Linux Unix Linux New Any
99 NetWare Netware New New Any
100 SunOS Unix Solaris New Any
101 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.7 X86
102 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.8 X86
103 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.9 X86
104 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.7 X64
105 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.8 X64
106 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.9 X64
107 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.7 IA64
108 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.8 IA64
109 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.9 IA64
110 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.10 X86
111 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.10 X64
112 Linux Unix Linux glibc2.10 IA64
113 OSF1 Unix OSF1 New Any
114 IRIX64 Unix IRIX64 New Any
115 Darwin Unix Darwin New Any
116 New OS Any New New Any
117 Reference Copy Client Any Any Any Any
118 IBM i Any Any Any PPC
200 Windows Windows Desktop Any Any
201 AIX Unix AIX Any Any
202 FreeBSD Unix FreeBSD Any Any
203 Linux Unix Linux Any IA64
204 Linux Unix Linux Any s390
205 OSF1 Unix OSF1 Any Any
206 Unix Unix New New Any
207 FreeBSD Unix FreeBSD 7.1 Any
208 Windows Windows Server New X86
209 Windows Windows Desktop New X86
210 Windows Windows Server New X64
211 Windows Windows Desktop New X64
212 Windows Windows Server New IA64
213 Windows Windows Desktop New IA64
215 iOS Unix Mobile Any Any
216 Android Unix Mobile Any Any
217 Windows Phone Windows Mobile Any Any
218 Blackberry Unix Mobile Any Any
There was a problem in the oVirt environment where several machines were recognized as Linux, although they were running Windows Server 2019 DC. After executing the qscript from the documentation I wrote about after changing to "simOSid" - 21, the machine was recognized correctly.
Thanks for the good hint on this topic.
Kind Regards,
Kamil
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