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Hi, I am not using Linux, but need to interpret some data dump obtained from a set of Linux servers. I have obtained a list of installed packages/applications on these ...
  1. 01-28-2011 #1
    RaLinux
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    Identifying installed apps in Linux

    Hi,

    I am not using Linux, but need to interpret some data dump obtained from a set of Linux servers. I have obtained a list of installed packages/applications on these servers, but as I look for some of expected packages like few Oracle apps, Roxio, Dell apps, I cant find them. Do the names appear different in Linux? We have similar data from our windows servers and the data is quite straight forward and as expected..

    For eg: I should actually find these on the linux servers..but cannot...

    OPNET Report Server 2.5.5 | 2.5.5.0
    OPNET Report Server 2.6.2 and nCompass Administrative Server | 2.6.2.0
    OPNET TestCreator
    OPNET VNE Server 7.0.1 | 7.0.1.0
    OpsXML | 2.1.1.83
    OpsXML | 2.1.1.96
    Oracle 9i Runtimes for Windows Server 2003 | 1.0.0
    Oracle Business Intelligence 10.1.3.4.1
    Oracle Data Provider for .NET Help | 10.1.030
    Oracle Data Provider for .NET Help | 10.2.000


    Any help would be really appreciated.
    Thanks in advance
    RaLinux
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  2. 01-31-2011 #2
    raghaven.kumar
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    which linux are you using?
    Redhat, Ubuntu or Suse??

    Commands differ on each of them.
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