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Know RAM and CPU
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How i can know the ( RAM and CPU ) on unix. we use AIX operating system. This is for security purposes. |
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Try prtconf
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That would be easiest, or if you're more masochistic, just do an "lsattr -El sys0", or "lscfg -vp"...heh.
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I think you will find the lscfg -vp will show all the memory in the system, not just the LPAR, so beware!
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on AIX 5L you can use lparstat -i, even if it's a standalone system
not sure if it works on AIX 5.1 and 5.2 |
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i prefer lsconf
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All the above commands are useful. Let me add a few more,
Memory (RAM) on the system : bootinfo -r CPU on the system : lsdev -Ccprocessor Regds, Kaps |
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