Fwd: Inventory and Monitoring Commands for Linux, Solaris and AIX

[Julien Cigar]

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 02:54:43PM +0100, swjatoslaw gerus wrote:
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> Inventory and Monitoring Commands for Linux, Solaris and AIX
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> https://www.netiq.com/documentation/ps_recon37/recon_user/data/bipfhdm.html
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>  If author understand correctly  and list above ist correct 
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> exist no command  in UNIX  ,which is related only to wireless as 
> folloving commando  in Linux 
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> iwconfig,iwlist 
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> Correct ? 

man ifconfig
/wireless

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>  If that is correct,than author false person in unix world 
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> no demand for data management   -no any 1 kb of data   in  256 gb HD 
>  no network administration -single user 
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> but 16 hours per day wireless application wlan and possbly umts as
> reserve for wlan
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>  Problem of author   -    Desktop environment (Gnome,KDE &  icon )in
>  linux os must be forced out 
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> only demand for composite "standart " window manager   -compiz  or ?
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> it was not simple by ubuntu 16.04 64 bit   (force gnome ,unity &)   but
> can try another ...
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> or old solaris 10 have iwconfig   ?
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>  relevant comment would appreciated 
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