Basics Audit Commands

The following information is the basic commands use to audit an AIX Server. However more commands are out there on the Net.
bash-3.00# more /var/adm/sulog/

lsuser -f ALL|more(to list users)

http://www.unixguide.net/unixguide.shtml
 /usr/lib/errdemon -l

/var/adm/ras/errlog

lsdev -C|more(devices infor)

lspv -l  hdisk0

 bootinfo -s hdisk0

bootinfo -K (kernel type eg 32bit)

ls -l /unix (to know if I am running a uniprocessor kernel or a multiprocessor kernel?)

lsvg -l rootvg

 lspv |more

lsdev -Cc tty

bash-3.00# errpt -a -c|more(display a full-details of entries as they are recorded in the error log)

To refresh the syslogd subsystem, enter: refresh -s syslogd

To display if the hardware is 32-bit or 64-bit, type:

bootinfo -y

To display real memory in kilobytes (KB), type one of the following:

bootinfo -r    

lsattr -El sys0 -a realmem 


trcrpt (to generate trace log)

curt (to convert trace file into cpu)

instfix -ik

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lsdev -P -H ( to list all supported device)

lsdev -Pc tape >> to get the device infor for tape

lsattr -E -l device-name -a realmem ( to get the amount of memory for a device)

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lsdev -C -H

lsattr -EH -l devicename based on the first command

lsattr -El devicename -a realmen

lsdev -CHF "name status physloc location description"

 lsdev -CHF "name" list device name

lscfg -v (provide details device information

getconf -a (provide the values for system configuration variables
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slv -l volume

lslv -m volume

lsvg -o |lsvg -i -l (list logical volumes)

lslv volume

lspv -l disk

lspv

lspv disk
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lscfg -vs|grep proc

 lscfg -vs|grep proc | wc -l (to check for the number of CPU)

lsdev -Cc processor | grep Available | wc -l

lsdev -C|grep proc|wc -l

lscfg -vl cpucard0 | grep FRU

lscfg -vp|more

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ps -fle (to know the cpu usage)

iostat

prostate
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uname -m processor speed

lsattr -El proc0(type of processors)

     prtconf

     pmcyles -m

lsattr -El L2cache0

To display the number of hard disks on your system, type:
tprof (cpu infor)tprof -k -x sleep 10

topas -D

lspv

lscfg -pv ( to get detail system information)

oslevel -s ( to get the CSP in the system)
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lslpp -l|more ( to display information about filesets(patches))

Command: sysstat -x -c Count -s Time_in Second

Example: sysstat -x -c 5 -s 2

Performance
To show which filesets need to be installed or corrected, type:

lppchk -v
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entstat ent3 (network infor)

lsdev (fible adaptor

fcstat fcs0
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Command: sysstat -x -c Count -s Time_in Second

Example: sysstat -x -c 5 -s 2



And

environment status chassis





Capacity

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df -Ag



[It can also be measured from GUI]



Backup/Recovery

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Backup and recovery is applicable for NetApp VTL [virtual tape library]



Storage Management

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It can be done from command line or GUI
Lloyd Johnson
IT Specialist/Consultant on
Solaris 7,8,9,10
Redhat Linux
OpenSuse
IBM-AIX
VMware ESX
ECM Storage