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01-24-2001 12:10 AM
01-24-2001 12:10 AM
I urgently want to know use which command can I get the release number of the system.
Thanks a lot
Cliff
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01-24-2001 12:13 AM
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01-24-2001 12:18 AM
01-24-2001 12:18 AM
Re: version
As rik told you, commands like 'uname -a' or 'model' will tell you what system you're on and what operating system the server is running.
A useful command to start with is 'dmesg' as this will show you what devices are connected, how much memory, etc...
if you don't have any documentation, have a look at http://www.docs.hp.com/ as this is a fairly complete source of documentation for HP systems and O/S.
Best regards,
Dan
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01-24-2001 12:19 AM
01-24-2001 12:19 AM
Re: version
in addition with
swlist
you can see what software is installed (especially what patch (bundle) level you are on)
Regards
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01-24-2001 02:38 AM
01-24-2001 02:38 AM
Re: version
In sam goto Performance Monitors / System Properties. You will find several categories which tell you something about hardware, network and software.
Regards Stefan