RUP(1c,C)                   AIX Commands Reference                    RUP(1c,C)



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rup



PURPOSE

Displays the host status of local machines (RPC version) when NFS is installed.

SYNTAX


       +--------+   +----------+   +----------------+
rup ---| one of |---|          |---|                |---|
       | +----+ |   +- -d num -+   +--- hostname ---+
       +-| -h |-+                    ^            |
         | -l |                      +------------+
         | -t |
         +----+


DESCRIPTION

The rup command broadcasts a query on the local network and displays the
responses it receives.  It displays an NFS status report on system usage times
(up times) and load averages.  To query specific hosts, specify in their names
in the hostname parameter.

Note:  Remote hosts respond only if the rpc.rstatd daemon is running.  The
       rpc.rstatd daemon is started by the inetd program.

Note:  When querying specific hosts, they will be displayed in the order listed
       on the command line.

FLAGS

When used without flags, the rup command displays the responses in the order it
receives them.  Use the following flags to change the display order.

-d num Displays the first num host names.
-h     Displays responses alphabetically by host name.
-l     Displays responses by load average.
-t     Displays responses by up time.

FILES

/etc/servers

RELATED INFORMATION

See Chapter 18 of the AIX Programming Tools and Interfaces for general
information on using commands in an MBCS environment.



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