A useful tool when you want to check how much physical and virtual and overall memory you have on the system;
free -mt (for mb)
free -kt (for kb)
and on later OS you can also get it in gb;
free -gt
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My Sys Admin
A collection of Solaris one-liners, nuggets, tips, tricks & troubleshooting.
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February
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- linux - faillog
- Restoring the root filesystem on Solaris
- RAID explained (in several ways)
- VxVm essentials part II - Virtual Objects
- VxVM essentials part I
- nfs - cachefs considerations
- stop and start the automounter (solaris)
- setting up NFS server and clients
- NFS crib
- nslookup - it's your friend
- Linux and NFS - how to mount an NFS resource
- chmod chart
- how to calculate the umask you want
- umask explained
- quick way to check if an LDAP user exists
- quick way to check if a NIS user exists
- the 'free' command
- Basic power path commands
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