View AIX system information

 

View the CPU, memory, serial number, patch, maitenance level, and other information of Aix.

1. View CPU:

1.1 # pmcycles (starting from Aix 5.1 In the bos. pmapi. pmsvcs package)

1.2 # lsattr-El proc *

2. view memory:

2.1 # lsattr-El mem *

2.2 # lsattr-El sys0-A realmem

2.3 # bootinfo-R

2.4 # getconf real_memory (5l, HPUX also has this command, but the usage is different. In addition, you can use getconf hardware_bitmode in Aix.

And kernel_bitmode to check whether the hardware and operating system of the machine are 32-bit or 64-bit respectively)

3. View model, SN:

# Uname-mu:

IBM, 7043-150 IBM, 01105de2ce

Among them, IBM, 7043-150 is the model,

105de2ce in 01105de2ce is the SN indicated on the machine: 10-5de2ce, that is, the serial number.

4. view the maitenance level of the system:

4.1 # oslevel-R

4.2 # instfix-I | grep ml

5. Check which file sets do not reach the corresponding maitenance level:

# Instfix-icqk 5100-02_aix_ml | grep ":-:" or

# Oslevel-rl 5100-02

6. view the maintenance level of the currently running fileset:

# Lslpp-l

Notes: Install PTF with installp and install apar with instfix

7. installp command

7.1 install all filesets in the bos.net package to/usr/sys/Inst. Images:

# Installp avx D/usr/sys/Inst. Images bos.net

7.2 clear one interrupted installation and delete all incomplete Installation

# Installp C

7.3 submit the installation (COMMIT ):

# Installp cgx or Smitty install_commit

7.4 delete all updates in./reject. List without committed, and bring the system back to the previous maintenance level:

# Installp rbfx./reject. List or Smitty install_reject

7.5 delete an installed software:

# Installp ugp V2 bos.net. IPSec. rte or Smitty install_remove

7.6 list all software on the media:

# Installp l d/dev/cd0

 

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