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looking for AIX cmd
i'm looking for a AIX5.1 command which will print out all system
resources ie disks, cpu (speed), memory (physcal / virtual), IP, model
#, serial # pretty much everything you need for a systen aduit. thanks


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jdunphy
03-30-05 08:59 PM


Re: looking for AIX cmd
jdunphy wrote:
> i'm looking for a AIX5.1 command which will print out all system
> resources ie disks, cpu (speed), memory (physcal / virtual), IP,
model
> #, serial # pretty much everything you need for a systen aduit.
thanks

Check out 'lscfg', 'lsdev' and 'lsattr' commands.

'lscfg -v' output is good representation of physical resources.

'lsattr' gives more details of a given device, for example:

# lsattr -El proc0
frequency 375000000      Processor Speed False
state     enable         Processor state False
type      PowerPC_POWER3 Processor type  False

# lsattr -El mem0
goodsize 4096 Amount of usable physical memory in Mbytes False
size     4096 Total amount of physical memory in Mbytes  False

[BTW, this group is for generic Unix/GNU programming questions.
AIX has its own comp.unix.aix.]

Tao


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Tao Chen
03-30-05 08:59 PM


Re: looking for AIX cmd
prtconf is also a very useful little command, giving you disk, cpu,
memory, IP, and a list of devices in the system. You'll also get serial
number (and machine/model) and LPAR info.


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04-20-05 08:59 PM


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