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How to check CPU Utilization
Hi All,

I want to check the CPU Utilization for my SCO UNIX machine. Please suggest some commands to do that.

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Got the answer. The command is "sar"
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you can use “sar -u 1 20", or "mpstat " if you had installed SMP packages.
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