sar -r reports available memory, averaged for today.
You can add start/end times also.
Or you can run it right now: sar -r 2 10,
tells sar to return memory information every 2 seconds,
and do that 10 times.
Sar also provides cpu utilization and disk activity data. Take a look at
the sar man pages for additional info provided by sar.
Mike
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Hi,
Thank you all for showing me how to check the Unix
memory. Is there a way to show how much is used and
how much is free?
Thank you!
Janet
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