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Unix command for system configuration

Posted on 21-Oct-2010 By Admin No Comments on Unix command for system configuration

Seeing kernel version (32/64 Bit) on Unix flavors.

-isainfo -kv on Solaris

-lsconf on AIX

-uname -a on Linux

to See configuration

-prtdiag on Solaris

-lsconf on AIX

-dmidecode on Linux

Other useful Unix commands:

Disk usage.

# df -al

Memory information.

# free

Network information.

# ifconfig -a

Installed Modules information.

#lsmod

Currently mounted filesystems/shares.

# mount

Process tree

# pstree

System uptime information.

# uptime

Services running in different runlevels.

# chkconfig –list

Generates hardware configuration report. (Not sure whether it is present in RH9)

# /usr/share/rhn/up2date_client/hardware.py

Installed RPMS.

# rpm -q –all

List of currently open files.

# lsof -b +M -n -l

Attached USB devices.

# lsusb

Routing table information.

# route -n

Partition table

# fdisk -l

System hostname

# hostname

IP Tables information

# iptables -t filter -nvL

Listing PCI Devices

# lspci

# lspci -n

# lspci -nv

# lspci -nvv

Linux/Unix, shell

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