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Are there any system sumary tools for Linux? What are some good ones for Solaris and HP-Ux?
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A good link for the different commands on different platforms is at Unixguide.net
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Thanks... That's the start I need right now
Thanks... That's the start I need right now.
Any external (3rd party) tools for gathering extensive system profile information? I'm looking for a solution that'll allow me to continually update documentation info. and something that will provide a standard format for various O/S & hardware SUN, HP, CPQ.... ? See anything like that around? |
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