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IBM AIX Unix

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aix, command, get, system

Dear experts,

   I would like to know as a regular unix user, how what commands can get the information of AIX 4.x and 5.x system
CPU clock speed (in MHz or GHz),
memory size (in MB or GB),
swap size (in MB or GB),
hard disk volume (in GB, not filesystem size)
System model (Such as J6700)
System Serial number (if possible)

   I want to put those commands into a script so end users can run it to get the information for the AIX they are login.
As root, I can get those information and I would like to know the commands for regular user.
Most important information is the CPU speed, physical memory size, swap size, and disk volume.

Thanks in advance.
 
 
 
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