Example: managed node requirements check with -d, -n options

This example shows the requirement check of the remote node sangre, through all MC lines with detailed output.

command prompt: vpstat -7 -d -n sangre

result:

Prerequisites checked for: Windows2003

Requirements:
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[ PASS  ] Default system share (e.g. C$, D$) accessible
[ PASS  ] 40MB hard disk space required for installation
[ PASS  ] Default launch permissions
[ PASS  ] Event Log Service
[ PASS  ] Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Service
[ PASS  ] Plug & Play Service
[ PASS  ] Security Accounts Manager Service
[ PASS  ] Net Logon Service
[ PASS  ] Remote Registry Service
[ PASS  ] Server Service
[ PASS  ] Workstation Service

Recommendations:
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[ PASS  ] Windows Management Instrumentation Service
[ PASS  ] SNMP Trap Service
[ PASS  ] SNMP Service
[ PASS  ] NT LM Security Support Provider Service



STATUS:

All checked prerequisites are OK.

If a certain requirement in the MC line is not specified, that requirement is not verified and has automatically passed. If all requirements defined in the MC line match the actual state, the checked node meets minimal requirements.