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What is top cmd?
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Answer / murali thangavel
Top command is a third party utility. we need to install separately.
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Answer / kishore devkate
A) :Top command is a system administrative tool to get the
process information.In Solaris 10 OS, TOP does not work.
Replaced by 'prstat' command.Additional to the Process
table Information, top/prstat command display the
following: 1. Uptime
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Top command work in only Linux.
information about % of CPU,memory, used and available.
how mamy users are login this host,
how many proceses are runing.
systems UP Time.
Thanks,
M.Nagaswamy Kumar
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Answer / prasad
top cmd is used to see the process status.but it's not used
in solaris10, it's replaced by prstat cmd.
top is used to check the current system status like
process, cpu & memory. if you want to run top in solaris u
need to install package i.e SUNW SMCtop.
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