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    The document provides commands for monitoring system resources and performance on AIX such as vmstat, topas, svmon, and sar. It also includes commands for starting and configuring the Oracle database and instance like sqlplus, STARTUP, and ALTER SYSTEM. Administrative commands for users, disks, and processes are presented as well.

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    The document provides commands for monitoring system resources and performance on AIX such as vmstat, topas, svmon, and sar. It also includes commands for starting and configuring the Oracle database and instance like sqlplus, STARTUP, and ALTER SYSTEM. Administrative commands for users, disks, and processes are presented as well.

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    The document provides commands for monitoring system resources and performance on AIX such as vmstat, topas, svmon, and sar. It also includes commands for starting and configuring the Oracle database and instance like sqlplus, STARTUP, and ALTER SYSTEM. Administrative commands for users, disks, and processes are presented as well.

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    The following AIX commands provide

    paging status and statistics:

    vmstat -s

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    To display the number of asynchronous Input-Output servers running, enter


    the following commands as the root user:

    pstat -a | grep -c aios

    ps -k | grep aioserver

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    Show Server Log in AIX

    errpt -a|more

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    you can use this command to find the location of the alert log:

    select
    name
    from
    v$parameter
    where
    name = 'background_dump_destination';

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    Start SQL*Plus without connecting to the database:

    sqlplus /nolog

    Connect to Oracle Database as SYSDBA:

    CONNECT username AS SYSDBA

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    Starting an Instance Without Mounting a Database

    STARTUP NOMOUNT
    Starting an Instance and Mounting a Database

    STARTUP MOUNT

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    The following command starts


    an instance (and mounts and opens the database)
    in restricted mode:

    STARTUP RESTRICT

    Later, use the ALTER SYSTEM statement to disable the RESTRICTED SESSION feature:

    ALTER SYSTEM DISABLE RESTRICTED SESSION;

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    Displays the system name. For example, AIX.

    uname -s

    Displays the name of the node.


    uname -n

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    To display the number of processors


    on your system:

    lscfg | grep proc

    To display the number of hard


    disks on your system

    lspv

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    How do I list information about a specific physical volume?

    lspv hdisk1

    How do I get a detailed configuration of my system?

    lscfg

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    uname -a Displays the system name, nodename, version, machine ID.
    uname -M Displays the system model name. For example, IBM, 9114-275.
    uname -v Displays the operating system version.
    uname -m Displays the machine ID number of the hardware running the system.
    name -u Displays the system ID number.

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    se can user svmon command to monitor memory usage as follows;

    svmon -P -v -t 10 | more

    svmon -U -v -t 10 | more

    topas
    topas -p

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    To check for software problems:


    lppchk -v
    lppchk -c
    lppchk -l

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    will give u this output which give u


    the information regarding
    ur memory.

    svmon

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    http://stromberg.dnsalias.org/~strombrg/Useful-AIX-commands.html

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    CPU Monitoring

    vmstat, iostat, topas, sar, time/timex

    Memory Monitoring
    vmstat, topas, ps, lsps, ipcs
    I/O Subsystem

    vmstat, topas, iostat, lvmstat, lsps, lsatt/lsdev, lspv/lsvg/lslv

    Network
    netstat, topas, atmstat, entstat, tokstat, fddistat, nfsstat, ifconfig

    Processes & Threads

    ps, pstat, topas

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    In depth tools

    CPU Monitoring
    netpmon
    Memory Monitoring
    svmon, netpmon, and filemon
    I/O Subsystem
    filemon, fileplace
    Network
    netpmon, tcpdump
    Processes & Threads
    svmon, truss,kdb, dbx, gprof, fuser, prof

    CHPH010126 --- S002 YES


    S001 NOT VISIBLE

    To check account lock status of all users:

    lsuser -a account_locked ALL

    To remove user ravi:


    rmuser ravi

    dpmon pf=SMN_DVEBMGS00_chl-inhsmn01
    https://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/569/some-common-aixunix-commands/

    http://stromberg.dnsalias.org/~strombrg/Useful-AIX-commands.html

    https://blog.yannickjaquier.com/aix/aix-basic-commands.html
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