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Operating Systems Solaris How I can get System Performance on Solaris Post 302316187 by Yagami on Thursday 14th of May 2009 10:25:10 AM
Old 05-14-2009
Hi,

I want to know the following thing:

1. I want to know CPU Usage
2. Memory Usage
3. Multi Core Blade Usage i.e. out of 4 blades which is running and its mem usage

and if there is something beyong this please suggest as I am new to solaris I am not aware of what kind of paramerter we can check a system.

Thanks,
Yagami
 

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