1. Overview – SOE Dssh
September 2016

2. What is SOE dssh?
The DSSH utility has been developed to simplify many administration tasks that must be performed across a large number of machines.
In it’s simplest form DSSH is designed to take a command provided and run it across a collection of machines and return the results to the user in one of several forms, depending on the user's requirements.
DSSH is designed around this simple task and supports complex processing of the returned data to help the end user interpret the results.
One of the more useful outputs from DSSH is an output in form of “these hosts produced this output”
The dsh utility will run the command over 8 hosts at a time by default and it will require each host of those 8 hosts to finish before beginning the next group of 8 hosts. 
Dssh also expands upon capabilities by possessing a powerful group logic.

3. Why do you Need Sudo? Run a command across collection of machines.
Quick solution during emergencies.
Time saver for system administrators.
UnixSOE Enterprise Suite v10.x dssh can help you with all of these dilemma`s!

4. SOE Dssh – Supported OS Operating System Version Architecture Sun
Solaris 8
Sun Sparc
Solaris 9
Solaris 10
Solaris 11
HP-UX
HP-UX11i
HP PA-RISC
HP-UX11i V2 (11.23)
HP PA-RISC/ HP Itanium
HP-UX11i V3 (11.31)
 AIX
AIX 5.3
IBM pSeries
AIX 6.1
AIX 7.1
Linux
RHEL Server 5.x
x86-64 Architecture
RHEL Server 6.x, RHEL Server7.x
RHEL Workstation 6.x, RHEL Workstation 7.x
Suse 10
Suse11.Suse 12
Cent OS 5.x(5.5 onwards)
Cent OS 6.x
Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.x
Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.x, Oracle Enterprise Linux 7.x
Zlinux
Zlinux 6.x, Zlinux 7.x

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