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Commands required to monitor a Solaris servers
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17-06-2007, 08:28 PM
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Commands required to monitor a Solaris servers
Hai,
I (In favour of all new sysadmins) need the summary commands only ( I/we'll explore) to monitor/troubleshoot a solaris server. Please list out the commands only. Ofcourse I am seeing the book and referring the man pages. Atleast top 25 commands to watch out. I am a moderate Linux user. As I need to maintain the solaris servers now. Thanks in Advance. Ram 
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18-06-2007, 01:41 AM
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Many Linux commands will work on Sun Solaris UNIX too.
User disk quota Code:
quot -af Code:
cfgadm Code:
modinfo Code:
pagesize –a Code:
swap -l Code:
prtconf | grep Mem Code:
netstat Code:
ifconfig route snoop Code:
ptree ps fuser ipcs kill lsof top pwdx pfiles pkill Code:
eeprom prtconf -vp isainfo –bv last who w prtdiag -v sar Code:
wget 'http://www.allcommands.com/solaris%20commands%20list.html'
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22-01-2008, 05:17 AM
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prstat <-- like top command in linux systems
truss <-- strace like in linux format <-- fdisk like menu but have to run fdisk with in it to maintain disks. smc <-- solaris management console psrinfo <-- lists processor information svcs, svcadm, svccfg <-- service configuration utilities of SMF isainfo <-- lists architecture
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