The HARDWARE command displays a screen containing the PDE hardware configuration information for this system. This information is recomputed every time the database is restarted, so it reflects the actual running configuration. The information is read only and cannot be directly modified by the user.
Syntax
{ HARDWARE | HA }
Example: HARDWARE command output
The following example shows sample output from the hardware command.
Node min max avg min max avg #nodes 1 cpus/node 1 1 1 nodes/clique 1 1 1 mips/cpu 1189 1189 1189 arrays/clique 0 0 0 segmem/vproc(mb) 1080 1080 1080 VPROCS Type Name ## 1 AMP 4 vprocs/node 4 4 4 kmem/vproc 413696 413696 413696 2 PE 2 vprocs/node 2 2 2 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 3 GTW 1 vprocs/node 1 1 1 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 4 RSG 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 5 TVS 2 vprocs/node 2 2 2 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 6 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 7 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 8 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 9 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 10 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 11 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 12 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 13 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 14 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 15 0 vprocs/node 0 0 0 kmem/vproc 0 0 0 ARRAYS: Rand. Reads/Sec Rand. Writes/Sec 4k: 1120 1120 1120 4k: 740 740 740 8k: 1020 1020 1020 8k: 650 650 650 16k: 920 920 920 16k: 560 560 560 32k: 775 775 775 32k: 445 445 445 64k: 540 540 540 64k: 290 290 290 128k: 325 325 325 128k: 170 170 170 256k: 160 160 160 256k: 80 80 80 512k: 80 80 80 512k: 40 40 40 768k: 50 50 50 768k: 20 20 20 1024k: 40 40 40 1024k: 20 20 20 NETWORK: Monocast rates: Opers/Node/second Multicast rates: Opers/Node/second 0 b: 200106 200106 200106 0 b: 200106 200106 200106 100 b: 181510 181510 181510 100 b: 181510 181510 181510 400 b: 140660 140660 140660 400 b: 140660 140660 140660 1600 b: 74022 74022 74022 1600 b: 74022 74022 74022 6400 b: 25569 25569 25569 6400 b: 25569 25569 25569 25600 b: 7066 7066 7066 25600 b: 7066 7066 7066