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Hi, i need a script that will give as much system info such as CPU usage, partition info, mem usage, etc.. from multiple OS's, FreeBSD, AIX, HP-UX. I only know ...
  1. 06-28-2009 #1
    prettyboy4u269
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    Shell script for multiple OS

    Hi, i need a script that will give as much system info such as CPU usage, partition info, mem usage, etc.. from multiple OS's, FreeBSD, AIX, HP-UX. I only know SCO unix and dont know the commands on the other OS's. If someone has a script they can share or has these commands that would be great. Thanks for the help in advance.
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  2. 06-28-2009 #2
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    The problem isn't the script, though for support of all these systems you probably want to use either ksh (the Korn Shell) or csh (the standard C Shell), so much as the system commands necessary to get the information you want. These will vary quite significantly between the systems you mention.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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    Umm...i dont know what the was purpose of your post, to tell me something i already knew? I think i covered that in my original post.
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    Hi.

    It sounds like you are seeking real-time monitoring tools. These are not always simple shell scripts; one list of such tools for Linux is 20 Linux System Monitoring Tools Every SysAdmin Should Know and the reply comments provide a number of alternate suggestions.

    Using a Google search would be a useful additional approach.

    One comprehensive network tool that is often mentioned is Nagios - The Leader and Industry Standard in Enterprise System, Network, and Application Monitoring

    Good luck ... cheers, drl
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    No, im actually lookin for a script the returns things like Sytem name. os version, system fqdn, disk info and memory info. I wrote something for Linux but i am not familiar with HP-UX so thats why im seeking help.
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    As this is a linux forum, you would likely have more luck with a unix question on a unix forum, especially since you said you already wrote something for linux, unless that isn't complete.
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    For help with HP-UX I suggest you go to HP's ITRC at IT Resource Center.
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