For Linux:
Login to any node on Infocale using putty or any ssh tool.
Run the commands below :
[root@drserver201 ~]# cd /opt/VRTS/install
[root@drserver201 install]# ./installer -version >>>> this is interactive script
Enter the system names separated by spaces for version checking: (drserver201 ) <<< here input will be required hit enter so it will take default name
Sample Output :
Checking communication on drserver201 ............................. Done
Checking installed products on drserver201 ........................ Done
Platform of drserver201:
Linux RHEL 7.5 x86_64 >>>>>>> This is OS version
Installed product(s) on drserver201:
InfoScale Enterprise - 7.4.1 - Licensed >>>>> Infoscale Version and type of license.
Product:
InfoScale Enterprise - 7.4.1 - Licensed >>>>> Infoscale Version and type of license.
Packages:
Installed Required packages for InfoScale Enterprise 7.4.1:
#PACKAGE #VERSION
VRTSamf 7.4.1.0000
VRTSaslapm 7.4.1.0000
VRTScavf 7.4.1.0000
VRTScps 7.4.1.0000
VRTSdbac 7.4.1.0000
VRTSdbed 7.4.1.0000
VRTSfsadv 7.4.1.0000
VRTSgab 7.4.1.0000
VRTSglm 7.4.1.0000
VRTSgms 7.4.1.0000
VRTSllt 7.4.1.0000
VRTSodm 7.4.1.0000
VRTSperl 5.26.1.1
VRTSpython 3.6.6.1
VRTSsfcpi 7.4.1.0000
VRTSsfmh 7.4.0.200
VRTSspt 7.4.1.000
VRTSvbs 7.4.1.0000
VRTSvcs 7.4.1.0000 >>> Veritas Cluster Version
VRTSvcsag 7.4.1.0000
VRTSvcsea 7.4.1.0000
VRTSvcswiz 7.4.1.0000
VRTSveki 7.4.1.0000
VRTSvlic 4.01.74.002
VRTSvxfen 7.4.1.0000
VRTSvxfs 7.4.1.0000
VRTSvxvm 7.4.1.0000
Summary:
Packages:
27 of 27 required InfoScale Enterprise 7.4.1 packages installed
Installed Patches for InfoScale Enterprise 7.4.1:
None >>> Patches if any installed
Would you like to view Available Upgrade Options? [y,n,q] (y) n >>> input needed
Do you want to version check additional systems? [y,n,q] (y) n >>> input needed
An alternate approach is to verify using command line, depending on the OS (Unix/Linux)
1) In RHEL (Linux ) and SUSE Linux
rpm -qa | grep -i vrts
For example: If the command returns the below output, it confirms the Infoscale version as 7.2
VRTSspt-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.noarch
VRTSvcsag-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTScavf-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSveki-7.2.0.100-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSllt-7.2.0.500-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSglm-7.2.0.200-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSsfmh-7.2.0.0-0.x86_64
VRTSvlic-3.02.71.004-RHEL6.x86_64
VRTSfsadv-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTScps-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSvcsea-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSvxvm-7.2.0.400-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSvxfs-7.2.0.300-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSgab-7.2.0.300-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSamf-7.2.0.300-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSgms-7.2.0.200-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSdbac-7.2.0.300-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSvbs-7.2.0.000-GA_Linux.x86_64
VRTSvcswiz-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSperl-5.24.0.0-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSvcs-7.2.0.000-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSdbed-7.2.0.000-RHEL.x86_64
VRTSaslapm-7.2.0.510-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSvxfen-7.2.0.400-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSodm-7.2.0.300-RHEL7.x86_64
VRTSsfcpi-7.2.0.000-GENERIC.noarch
2) For Solaris
modinfo | grep -i vx or pkginfo -l | grep -i VRTS
3) For AIX
lslpp -l | grep -i vx
4) For HP UNIX
swlist | grep -i vx
This article is to understand how to find Infoscale Version using the command line on Unix/Linux Platform