Nikhil

• Jan 19th, 2006

 

more /etc/release

nagendra/vn

• Feb 3rd, 2006

 

use the command " uname -r " to check the release and version of sun OS

sankar_4site

 Profile Answers by sankar_4site 

• May 23rd, 2006

 

Run the command showrev. There's a man page on showrev and there are switches to help you do whatever you're trying to do

raghumyrao

 Profile 

• Aug 16th, 2006

 

uname -r

jana

• Sep 6th, 2006

 

USe Banner in OBP.

It will give the complete information about the server.

Mrutyunjay Shivapuji

• Sep 21st, 2006

 

uname -X

MJ

• Jun 19th, 2007

 

Don't think the OBP will help will it? I mean, isn't that before the operating system is loaded?

utpalsarkar

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• Sep 22nd, 2008

 

OBP would not help any in this regards, as OBP show the BOOTPROMPT version not the Solaris version.

shanmartin84

 Profile Answers by shanmartin84 

• Oct 13th, 2008

 

uname-

     -r              Prints the operating system release level.

     -s              Prints the name  of  the  operating  system.
     -v              Prints the operating system version.

     -X              Prints  expanded  system  information.

vanithab07

 Profile Answers by vanithab07 

• May 12th, 2010

 

uname -x or in use banner

Gokulnath

• Jun 5th, 2013

 

cat /etc/release

unix

• Jun 13th, 2013

 

uname -X

Sumit

• Dec 12th, 2013

 

uname -a

alan tangah

• Mar 6th, 2014

 

cat /etc/release

irfan khan

• Apr 15th, 2014

 

uname -a

irfan

• Apr 28th, 2014

 

uname -m

Chandra

• May 22nd, 2014

 

uname -a and cat /etc/release

Ranjith Kumar Reddy

 Profile Answers by Ranjith Kumar Reddy 

• Jun 1st, 2014

 

uname -a displays Solaris version version, Server model, architecture, etc.

uname -r Prints the operating system release level.

uname -X displays release, machine architecture, number of cpus, etc.