Hi All,
I am new to Unix and am working on AIX ( rs6000 ). I am looking for the system info of the unix box like
1. Number of CPUs
2. CPU speed
3. RAM size
Your help is much appreciated
Thanks
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LEARN ABOUT CENTOS
cimauth
cimauth(8)cimauth(8)NAME
cimauth - add, modify, remove, or list CIM namespace authorizations of users
SYNOPSIS
cimauth -a -u username -n namespace [ -R ] [ -W ]
cimauth -m -u username -n namespace [ -R ] [ -W ]
cimauth -r -u username [ -n namespace ]
cimauth -l
cimauth -h
cimauth --help
cimauth --version
DESCRIPTION
The cimauth command manages read and write CIM namespace authorizations of users. The operations are executed on the local host by submit-
ting requests to the CIM Server. If the value of the configuration property enableNamespaceAuthorization is True , the CIM Server
restricts access to namespaces based on user authorizations configured via cimauth . Changes to "Dynamic" authorization parameters does
not require the CIM Server to be restarted. "Non Dynamic" configuration properties (E.g. enableNamespaceAuthorization ) can only be set as
planned configuration and the CIM Server needs to be restarted to realize the change. (See cimconfig (8) for information on configuring
the CIM Server.)
Options
The cimauth command recognizes the following options:
-a Adds read and/or write authorizations to the specified user on the specified namespace. If neither the -R nor the -W
option is specified, adds a read authorization by default.
-h, --help Display command usage information.
-l Lists all the authorizations configured in the CIM Server.
-m Modifies authorizations of the specified user on the specified namespace. If neither the -R nor the -W option is
specified, modifies the authorization to be a read authorization by default.
-n namespace Specifies the R namespace for the operation.
-r Removes authorizations of the specified user on the specified namespace. If no namespaces are specified, removes
authorizations on all namespaces for the specified user.
-R Specifies read authorization on the namespace.
-u username Specifies the user for the operation. The specified R username must represent a valid user on the local host.
--version Display CIM Server version number.
-W Specifies write authorization on the namespace.
EXIT STATUS
When an error occurs, an error message is written to stderr and an error value of 1 is returned. The following return values are returned:
0 Successful completion
1 Error
USAGE NOTE
The cimauth command requires that the CIM Server is running.
EXAMPLES
Add read authorizations to user "guest" on namespace "root/cimv2".
cimauth -a -u guest -n root/cimv2 -R
Add read and write authorizations to user "guest" on namespace "root/system".
cimauth -a -u guest -n root/system -R -W
Modify authorizations of the user "guest" on namespace "root/system" to read only.
cimauth -m -u guest -n root/system -R
Remove the authorizations of the user "guest" on namespace "root/system".
cimauth -r -u guest -n root/system
List all the authorizations configured in the CIM Server.
cimauth -l
SEE ALSO cimserver(8), cimconfig(8).
cimauth(8)