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Nfs query
Name: Saravan Date: May 29, 2003 at 22:03:48 Pacific OS: Sun Solaris CPU/Ram: Sparc/1GB
Comment:
1) what command would you issue to check status of an NFS server? 2) what command would you issue to check the status of virtual memory? 3) what command would you issue to view NFS mounts on the local system? 4) what init level command reboots a unix (solaris and freebsd) system? 5) where are the scsi device files located?
Name: jonob Date: May 30, 2003 at 03:28:13 Pacific
Reply:
Ill answer what I can
1) what command would you issue to check status of an NFS server? >>I would use the mount and /etc/mnttab 2) what command would you issue to check the status of virtual memory? >>vmstat 3) what command would you issue to view NFS mounts on the local system? try /etc/mnttab. This is constructed when you view it so it contains info on current mounted FS
4) what init level command reboots a unix (solaris and freebsd) system? init 6
5) where are the scsi device files located? Look around your /devices directory. /devices/pci@1f,0/pci@1,1
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