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How can I get the spec of my Unix server

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jonhowell

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Apr 28, 2003
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I need to get the system spec of my Unix server, RAM, processor etc. Does anyone know if there is a command so that I can do this.

Thanks
 
On Solaris,

For RAM use prtconf

For CPU, etc, use /usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag

I'm sure there are others too.

Greg.
 
is there a way of doing it with out using Solaris. Is there are standard Unix function
 
No there is no standard hardware inquiry command.
start with:
uname -s
to find out what OS you are using.
Hardware identification/configuration is where most *nix's differ.
 
use
hw for full configuration
hwconfig for a more workable info (but without memory availability)
 
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