I need see info server tru64

[Juan Emilio Vera Campos]

Hi:
What Commands may see???
memory
swap
top proccess
cpu load

Thank you

[Hein van den Heuvel]

Looks like you should really hit the man pages / documenation / web pages!
Please, for any future postings include the exact Tru64 version, an indication of the hardware used, and an indication of why you are interested in what you ask (as there may be better, completely different, approaches).
Anyway. Specific answers are:

vmstat

vmstat -P

swapinfo -s

http://h30097.www3.hp.com/demos/ossc/html/top.htm

iostat / vmstat / monitor
(
http://h30097.www3.hp.com/demos/ossc/html/monitor.htm)

Also... be sure to read up on 'collect'

Cheers,
Hein.

[Mic V.]

I'm not a Tru64 person, but you might also have these in addition to the previous:

"top" for top process information

"uptime" or "w" for load information (I recommend reading the man page on these -- "man uptime" or "man w" -- as the numbers are not intuitively obvious, especially on a multi-CPU system)

"sar" for a variety of system information also including disk, etc.

HP may have ported MeasureWare/Glance at some point. At least in HP-UX, you can install a trial version from the Applications CDs. You can see much information with this tool, and also see some graphs.

Mic

[MArtin at unixera dot d]

I found this link interesting when I needed normal unix commands, going from one platform to another.

http://bhami.com/rosetta.html

(don't forget to select only the ones you need, else the output is Wery Wide ;-)

regards .
Martin

[Juan Emilio Vera Campos]

Thank you for yours answer:

I has work on HP-UX and AIX ,
but nothing on Tru64 and now
I need do checklist for server Tru64
(en HP uptime, swapinfo, bdf, netstat,top,...etc)

the command uname -a on server Tru64:
OSF1 sauce V5.1 732 alpha

Thanks
your information and links was very important.

please, excuse me my ingles bad.

[Ralf Puchner]

the commands are quite the same. Some commands differs but can be easily found by knowing how the man-page system works ;-)

eg. an "apropos swap" will list swapon instead of swapinfo. netstat, ps, vmstat etc. are equal except the BSD, SYSV style syntax. But the syntax is well explained within the man page of each command.