Example, in hpux, uname -a just give the below

HP-UX hostname B.11.00 U 9000/800 identification-number unlimited-user licen
se

so basically, how do we know whether it is a rp8400, rp3410 and etc?

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yls177 (yls177@hotmail.com) wrote:
: Example, in hpux, uname -a just give the below

: HP-UX hostname B.11.00 U 9000/800 identification-number unlimited-user lic
ense

: so basically, how do we know whether it is a rp8400, rp3410 and etc?

man model

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Jim Hollenback
jholly@cup.hp.com
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yls177 wrote:
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> Example, in hpux, uname -a just give the below
> HP-UX hostname B.11.00 U 9000/800 identification-number unlimited-user lic
ense
> so basically, how do we know whether it is a rp8400, rp3410 and etc?

There are several ways.  One is running prtconf into a file and looking
near the top.

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dfreybur@yahoo.com (Doug Freyburger) wrote in message news:<7960d3ee.0408240808.7e87094a@pos
ting.google.com>...
> yls177 wrote: 
>
> There are several ways.  One is running prtconf into a file and looking
> near the top.


no prtconf at all, though model works.

have to ftp prtconf into the server?

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