Quick tip: Using the cpuinfo command

Want to ssh to one of your Workload Scheduler agents, but don't remember the nodename or hostname? Or, you know the name, but workstation name is much shorter? Try this:

ssh $(cpuinfo agent2 node)

The cpuinfo command reveals information that Workload Scheduler knows about the computer assigned to the workstation (nee CPU) definition you choose. When you run cpuinfo with only the workstation name, you see text similar to the following output.

cpuinfo agent2
OS_TYPE: UNIX
NODE: ws93agent2.tivoli.edu
PORT: 0
SSLPORT: 31114
ENGINEADDR: 0
PROTOCOL: HTTPS
AUTOLINK: OFF
FULLSTATUS: OFF
RESOLVEDEP: OFF
BEHINDFIREWALL: OFF
HOST: BROKER0
DOMAIN: MASTERDM
ID: ADFDFDAC0EF011E5AAB4459B5C166120
SERVER:
TYPE: AGENT
TIME_ZONE: America/New_York
VERSION: 9.3.0.00
INFO: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.2 (Maipo)
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