CPU & Memory Information needed from Unix/Windows server..

[Dipika Modi-Lotwala]

Does anyone know how I can get information about CPUs & Memory from my Unix and Windows servers? Please provide detailed instructions...

[Pete Randall]

For Unix servers see the attachment.

For Windoze, you'll have to wait for someone else.


Pete

[KRS_1]

top is built-in command

ioscan -fnC processor

[saju_2]

Hi

For CPU you can use top. If it is a npar you can use naprstatus for detailed info (similar for vpar)

For memory you can use

grep Physical /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log
dmesg | grep Physical
echo 'memory_installed_in_machine/D' | adb -k /stand/vmunix /dev/mem

regards
CS

[TwoProc]

Unix (see Clay's posting).
Windoze XP- Right click on My Computer(probably somewhere near the top left of your desktop) - look in the "General" Tab.
Most any other Windoze - it's somewhere under the right click on My Computer. Microsoft tends to move it around from time to time as a system enhancement between OS versions. :-)

[Devesh Pant_1]

Dipika,
there are many ways for HP-UX

- you might use top
- you can use glance
- there is a whole suit of measureware with perfview
and of course multiple commandline utilities.

There are third party tools like BMC patrol etc. which can be used cross platform with Unix and Windows.

For windows a quick way to get the CPU and memory utilization would be to do a
ctrl-alt-del
choose Task Manager
and then
go to Performance tab to view.

thanks
DP

[Mahesh Kumar Malik]

Hi Dipika

1. For Unix server top command or glance utility will provide CPU& Memory info

2. For Windows you may use Start>Programms>Accessories>System Tools>System Information

Regards
Mahesh

[Andrew Merritt_2]

For HPUX you can use STM, and run the Info tools.

[Basheer_2]

1) download and run
http://come.to/cfg2html or www.cfg2html.com

2) if you have ignite installed, then run
print_manifest

For Win, look in microsoft.com

[Kent Ostby]

For PDC revision information and other info on HP-UX CPUs, you can use:

echo "sc product CPU; info; wait; il" | cstm > cpu.out