Whenever we are reporting for any issue to support team,
they are usually ask these details
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Operating system version
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Operating system patches or maintenance level
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Operating system environment variables
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Operating system configuration & error
reporting
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Operating system kernel parameters
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Operating system processes
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Mounted file systems and disk resources
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Hostname information and network information
AIX
Command
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Collects
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prtconf
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Machine hardware information, machine model, CPUs,
network
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uname -a or oslevel -q
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operating system version
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/usr/sbin/instfix -ivq
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operating system patches or maintenance level
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env
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operating system environment variable
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errpt
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operating system configuration and error reporting
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/usr/sbin/lsattr -E -l sys0
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operating system kernel parameters
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ulimit -a
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operating system current ulimit (system resources) settings
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ps -ef > ps.log
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operating system processes, saved in ps.log file
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mount
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List of the mounted file systems with location of
scratch and permanent disk resources
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df -g
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Description of the amount of space available on each
mounted file system
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ifconfig -a
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Network interfaces on the system, including the
associated IP address
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hostname
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Fully-qualified DNS name for this system
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Collect: /etc/services
/etc/hosts /etc/profile /etc/security/limits.conf |
System configuration files
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Linux
Command
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Collects
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uname -a
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operating system version
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/bin/rpm -qa
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operating system patches or maintenance level
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env
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operating system environment variable
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/bin/dmesg
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operating system configuration and error reporting
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/sbin/sysctl -a
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operating system kernel parameters
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ulimit -a
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operating system current ulimit (system resources) settings
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ps -ef > ps.log
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operating system processes, saved in ps.log file
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mount
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List of the mounted file systems with location of
scratch and permanent disk resources
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df -a -k
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Description of the amount of space available on each
mounted file system
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ifconfig -a
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Network interfaces on the system, including the
associated IP address
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hostname -f
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Fully-qualified DNS name for this system
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Collect: /etc/services
/etc/hosts /etc/profile /etc/security/limits.conf |
System configuration files
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till then.....
njoy the simplicity.......