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Operating Systems Solaris Finding system uptime without login Post 302764477 by rogerben on Thursday 31st of January 2013 02:11:05 PM
Old 01-31-2013
Finding system uptime without login

Hi,
Am writing a script where I want to find uptime of certain servers. Is there any command where we can find uptime without login to the server, since the server list is big logging to the server will time consuming.

Thanks in advance
rogerben
 

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KUMOSTAT(1)						      General Commands Manual						       KUMOSTAT(1)

NAME
kumostat - get kumofs status SYNOPSIS
kumostat server-address[:port=19800] command kumostat -m manager-address[:port=19700] command DESCRIPTION
Get status from Server node. COMMANDS
pid get pid of server process uptime get uptime time get UNIX time version get version cmd_get get total number of processed get requests cmd_set get total number of processed set requests cmd_delete get total number of processed delete requests items get number of stored items rhs get rhs (routing table for Get) whs get whs (routing table for Set/Delete) hscheck check if rhs == whs set_delay maximize throughput at the expense of latency unset_delay maximize throughput at the expense of latency DELAY MODE
If the delay mode is enabled, req/sec throughput is maximized at the expense of latency. This mode actually disables TCP_NODELAY option of all sockets. The practice of this feature is as following: - run some scripts that watches load of the kumo-server. (see source code of kumotop) - if the load of kumo-server becomes high, enable delay mode by kumostat set_delay command. - if the load of kumo-server becomes low, disable delay mode by kumostat unset_delay command. EXAMPLE
$ kumostat svr1 items $ kumotop -m mgr1 hscheck SEE ALSO
kumo-server(1). kumostat July 2009 KUMOSTAT(1)
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