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Asked by matrix0511 in Unix Setup, Unix Networking, Unix Systems Programming
Hi, I have been tasked with obtaining basic server informattion from a list of UNIX servers.
Unfortunately I am having to do this all remotely so I won't have the luxury of being onsite to ask the team these specific quesitons.
I have attached a doc of what I need to get specifically from each server. I"m not a UNIX expert but I do know my way around a bit. The basic info I need is like IP ADDRESS, C OMPILER, PROCESSER TYPE, PROCESSOR, HARD DRIVE SPACE, USED SPACE, UNIX SERVER MODEL, MAKE, ETC.
I'm sure for you Unix gurus out there getting ithis info is probably very easy. I just need to know what commands or where to go on the UNIX server remotely to get that info. I can connect to all the servers remotely so that is not a problem. thanks!
20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
