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Old 01-02-2009
command to view the haware detail
I use command
#lscfg -v
in AIX system and it gives the detail of the hardware of the system.
what is the similar command to view the detail of the hardware of the system in SUN-Solaris
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Old 01-02-2009
Not sure as what kind of info you get on aix with the above command, however you can try

#prtconf

to the find the configuration info alos you can try #prtdiag
# 3  
Old 01-02-2009
the best command I use is

#prtdiag -v


it gives you almost everything

if you want to know hard disk details, type:

# format

this will give u the number of disks and the sizes
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Old 01-02-2009
what type of system are you using? something like a v245 will show you all physical hardware but if you are on a m4000, you will only see whats been allocated to that domain as far as viewing from the OS.
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