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Old 12-08-2005
commands to get system specs
Hi,

I want to find some information regarding system specs such as CPU speed, total disk space, total RAM, network topology eg. ethernet, patch number, OS patches, database. Thanks
Last edited by DarReNz; 12-08-2005 at 10:28 PM..
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Old 12-12-2005
You Could Start With
prtconf

and

instfix -i | grep AIX_ML
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Old 12-13-2005
prtconf is a good starter.

Another one is "lscfg".

If you want to know details about a specific device enter:

lsattr -El <device>

For instance, if you want to know the processor speed (sample output taken from a p671):

Code:
# lsattr -El proc0
frequency 1099991368     Processor Speed False
state     enable         Processor state False
type      PowerPC_POWER4 Processor type  False

or, if you want to know details about a specific disk (sample from a 18GB SCSI disk):
Code:
# lsattr -El hdisk0
PCM             PCM/friend/scsiscsd              Path Control Module           False
algorithm       fail_over                        Algorithm                     True
dist_err_pcnt   0                                Distributed Error Percentage  True
dist_tw_width   50                               Distributed Error Sample Time True
hcheck_interval 0                                Health Check Interval         True
hcheck_mode     nonactive                        Health Check Mode             True
max_transfer    0x40000                          Maximum TRANSFER Size         True
pvid            00354fca40d7c50c0000000000000000 Physical volume identifier    False
queue_depth     3                                Queue DEPTH                   False
reserve_policy  single_path                      Reserve Policy                True
size_in_mb      18200                            Size in Megabytes             False

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