Disk space, Memory, Processor....etc

[Kevin T. Nguyen]

What command will show me how check how much disk space are there on the system?

What command will show how much memory does the machine have on the system?

What command will tell how many processors are there on the system?

Could you tell me the command to find out what the serial lines is as well as teh internet hardware address.

Thank you.

[Eileen Millen]

bdf for disk space
dmesg for memory
top shows the processors and the top processes
You can get information about the system from
SAM the System Administration Tool.

[Pramod_4]

Hi

"iskinfo /dev/rdsk/c?d?t?" shows the disk sie.

"emsg" shows the memory information

"top"can give you the number of active CPU's.
"netstat -in" can display the IP address.

Regards,

Pramod

[Pramod_4]

Hi

"dskinfo /dev/rdsk/c?d?t?" shows the disk sie.

"demsg" shows the memory information

"top"can give you the number of active CPU's.
"netstat -in" can display the IP address.

Regards,

Pramod

[Kofi ARTHIABAH · Accepted solution]

Kevin:

all of these questions have been answered in earlier posts. You might want to do a search for disk space or memory or processor for more information.. to start you off:

bdf (to give you usage of filesystems in volume groups)
vgdisplay | grep Free (for information on how much of disks are not allocated in logical volumes)
ioscan -fnC disk (to show all disks)

grep Physical /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log ( for amount of ram)

grep -c processor /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log (for number of processors)

there are others...

you might want to look into installing stm if you do not already have it installed.

[federico_3]

In additio to all indicated by the other replies you can use this:

About memory dimension you could use these commands that change with the OS version:
10.20 -> #REAL_MEM=`echo 'physmem/D'| adb -k /stand/vmunix /dev/kmem | tail -1 | awk '{print $2/256 }'

11.00) -> #REAL_MEM=`echo 'phys_mem_pages/D'| adb -k /stand/vmunix /dev/kmem | tail -1 | awk '{print $2/256 }'

#echo $REAL_MEM (to visualize the value)

About the CPU numbers:
#ioscan -fC processor | grep processor | wc -l

About the IP address:
# lanscan ( to know the interface name -> for example lanx )
# ifconfig lanx


regards,

federico

[CHRIS_ANORUO]

Do check the online manual for the following as well
dmesg
bdf (filesystem size)
vgdisplay -v |grep Free
ioscan -fnC
grep Physical /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log ( dmesg will give same information)
grep -c processor /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log
Also check /var/tombstones/ts** for the firmware and models of your processors.

[Mr Amir Mujtabain]

Hi,

You can use the following commands.
1. # bdf
2. # /usr/sam/lbin/getmem
3. #top
4. You can't check serial # from command line.

Thanks

[jherring]

there are some great commands that are command line using the adb command that will get this. the docs that show the command are on the Knowledge Base here in the ITRC. I suggest searhing for memory and processor you will find them.

Jon

[Bryan Payne]

Good answers... I would add:
"/usr/sam/lbin/laninfo" for lancard information.

[Garmatsch Thomas]

The best way to catch all the needed information ist to get the free tool cfg2html
get it http://rose_swe.tripod.com/cfg/cfg.html

[Carlos Fernandez Riera]

Or nickel.

I am very bad recalling URLs. Sure that next post will say you where you can find it.