We send a command to the guest console. We have a PROP user that
monitors the consoles and is also able to send commands to the guest.
Usually the commands are scripts but also regular linux commands can be
executed. Downside is that the console doesn't always handle command
output correctly so if
SLES 11 includes an RSH server, it just doesn't install/enable it by
default. Here's my notes on installing the inherently insecure rsh
server and its inherently insecure brethren. The exact level of rsh
server may vary.
Note: our general practice is to NOT enable these because they are
inhere
I'm trying to remotely execute a command with CMS as the client and SLES 11 SP
1 as the server.
All documentation I've found so far, shows how to do it from Linux to VM.
Apparently the problem is, TCPIP for VM only has the unsecured REXEC client and
SLES 11 only has a secured sshd.
I've search
For us new to linux can anyone explain what this does? Tks Matt
>
> top gives the processes running on the CPU along with such info as who is
the user, and the very important %CPU usage, and it refreshes/updates every
few seconds. It's a really good tool for checking on performance slowdowns,
e
Can someone point me at a download link for OpenJDK 1.6 for s390x.
Gerard
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Essentially - It shows processes, sorted by highest CPU usage - and also
shows memory usage and other data. Much like the 'top' command.Try
'top' first..then check out this command..top can end up eating into
cpu itself -- and this alternative uses a fraction of it. Doesn't do
every
This is a follow up to an email I sent a few weeks ago. Its directed to
anyone who will be attending SHARE in Orlando and has in interest in the
state of Java support running in zLinux and/or in a virtualized environment in
general. We will be having a meeting with a member of the IBM Software Gr
For us new to linux can anyone explain what this does? Tks Matt
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Scott
Rohling
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2011 12:39 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Poor man's top
I found this buried in some no
