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formula to get the swap space on a machine
Hello
there are different opinions on how to get the swap space on Solaris. some say: swap -s and the space= used + available others say swap -l (donno how they get the swap size) other say 'top' command others say using format command (in print sub-command) Could you please advise on how to get the swap size on a solaris machine? thanks |
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