To get Linux 64-bit or 32-bit along with kernel info: uname -a
To check port number listening or not: netstat -an|grep <port>
To check Linux version if it is REDHAT: cat /etc/redhat-release
To check Linux version: cat /etc/system-release
To check process: ps -ux
To check process ps -ef
To check Hyperion services: ps -ef | grep oracle
To check system up-time, CPU, RAM usage: top
To check time and date: date
To Check File size: du -sh Foldername
To check disk space all mount points: df –h
To check log file: tail -f nohup.out
To check Port number status: netstat -an | grep 19000
Thanks,
Mady
To check port number listening or not: netstat -an|grep <port>
To check Linux version if it is REDHAT: cat /etc/redhat-release
To check Linux version: cat /etc/system-release
To check process: ps -ux
To check process ps -ef
To check Hyperion services: ps -ef | grep oracle
To check system up-time, CPU, RAM usage: top
To check time and date: date
To Check File size: du -sh Foldername
To check disk space all mount points: df –h
To start weblogic as back end process: nohup ./startweblogic.sh &
To check log file: tail -f nohup.out
To check Port number status: netstat -an | grep 19000
To check Port Status using PowerShell : Test-NetConnection -ComputerName <Host Name> -Port <Number>
Thanks,
Mady
Great Mady bro, useful information to anyone
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