Reg : HP uX

[Former Member]

HI all,

I am new to Hp -UX .Can anybody share with me the commands in HP UX ?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Regarding man command I have already told you in my first reply then why so much of discussion on the same topic with the same answer from all?

On OS version:

HP-UX sapbasis B.11.23 U ia64 4149712366

1) sapbasis = Your user name

2) B.11.23 = OS version

3) ia64 = bit of the system

4) 4149712366 = hareware number

You can also check you system bit with $getconf KERNEL_BITS command.

Thanks,

Sudip.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

HI all,

Sorry for the inconvience caused.I had used man command but i found little bit complex.Thats why i had asked.

[Former Member]

at OS level, type man for any command, everything is there. however, you should know the command name before looking for it's man page even. But, there is not so much difference in hp-ux or other flavours of unix used for sap

http://docs.hp.com/en/hpuxman_pages.html

[Former Member]

when i typed uname -a i got this output .I want to understand what version is this OS ?

HP-UX sapbasis B.11.23 U ia64 4149712366 unlimited-user license

[markus_doehr2]

> when i typed uname -a i got this output .I want to understand what version is this OS ?

> HP-UX sapbasis B.11.23 U ia64 4149712366 unlimited-user license

enter "man uname" - this will give you the manual pages for that command.

I highly suggest visiting a class for the OS.

Markus

[Former Member]

HI markus,

But what is the version of the OS i wanted to know?Will try to attend a class .

[Former Member]

It is hp-ux version 11.23 64 bit for Intel Itanium hardware

[Former Member]

HI bhudev,

How did you come to know that it is hp-ux version 11.23 64 bit for Intel Itanium hardware

[Former Member]

could you help me in understanding that ?

[markus_doehr2]

Why don't you just enter

man uname

This will explain it.

<...>
uname(1)                                                           uname(1)

 NAME
      uname - display information about computer system; set node name
      (system name)
<...>
 EXAMPLES
      When you execute the command uname -a, it produces output like the
      following:

           HP-UX myhost A.09.01 C 9000/750 2015986034 32-user license

      The displayed fields are interpreted as follows:
           HP-UX                    The operating system name (option -s).
           myhost                   The UUCP network system name by which
                                    the system is known (-n).
           B.11.00                  The operating system release identifier
                                    (-r).
           A                        The operating system version identifier
                                    (-v).
           9000/889                 The machine and model numbers (-m).
           2015986034               The machine identification number (-i).
           32-user license          The operating system license level (-l).
<...>

Markus

[Former Member]

Ambarish

man command tells everything in any of the unix flavours. so as Markus implies here, pls believe on man command which is already with you

[Former Member]

Hello,

Here are some UNIX commands,

ls

cp

mv

grep

cd

man

fgrep

ps -ef

chmod

chown

sleep

kill

cat

sort

who

dir

sort

etc etc etc

In the unix promt you can see the manual with the man command with the appropriate command you want.

Example,

$man cat

or

$man chmod

Regards,

Sudip.

Edited by: Sudip Saha on May 6, 2009 12:38 PM