hsmstate

The utility displays the current status of the HSM(s). By default, it reports all HSMs found in the system. The states reported may include:

HSM in NORMAL MODE.
 
HSM is responding to tamper.
 
HSM is initializing performing POST.
 

Syntax

hsmstate [-d<devicenum>] [-h] [-?] [-v] [-q]

Option Description
-d <devicenum>

The utility reports only on the present device specified. To list the available devices, run hsmstate without any options included.

-h, -?

Display helpful usage information.

-v

Verbose flag. This will display a more detailed report about the HSM.

-q

Quick mode. Prints the state of the HSM and then exits (does not send any requests).

Examples

The command hsmstate will show all devices found in the system. For example:

HSM device 0:      HSM in NORMAL MODE. RESPONDING
HSM device 1:      HSM in NORMAL MODE. RESPONDING
HSM device 2:      HSM in NORMAL MODE. RESPONDING

The command hsmstate -d1 –v will show a report with full details about device 1. For example:

HSM device 1:      HSM in NORMAL MODE. RESPONDING to requests.
State = (0x8000, 0x41403)
I2O_INBOARD_MF_OFFSET = 0kb Reserved memory at beginning of PCI Window
I2O_FRAME_LENGTH = 4kb Length of an I2O Message Frame in KiloBytes
I2O_NUM_FRAMES = 20  Number of message frames in one direction
Host Interface version = V0.3

NOTE   The information presented with the –v option may only be required when contacting technical support.