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Hi,

In Unix, how do we know, which software and tools are installed? Is there any command or info file available for the same?

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Yes there are. But these are OS specific, so you have to tell us which system you need the commands for.
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Ok.

It's HP-Unix, Release: B.11.00, Version: A

Please let me know for any further information
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"swlist" is the command to list installed software on hp-ux.
List installed patches with "swlist -l patch" ; List modules with "kmadmin -s"
On BSD is "pkg_info" ; on RPM based distro - "rpm -qa"
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command for SunOs machines
What would be the same command for Sun Os machines.
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fyi....
"pkginfo" is a pretty nice command for solaris. pkginfo -l "package" will give you additional details.

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That was very helpful.

Thanks a lot Blowtorch and Sysgate
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