Get System Uptime Information on Solaris
It's really easy to figure out how long a system has been up and running on solaris. Absurdly easy.
uptime
The uptime command shows how long a system has been running.
Example:
# uptime
11:57pm up 44 mins(s), 2 users, load average: 0.08, 0.13, 0.14
who -b
The who -b command will tell you exactly when the system was last started up, as opposed to telling you how long it's been up. Saves you some math.
Example:
# uptime -b
system boot Nov 30 23:13
The Geek is the founder of How-To Geek and a geek enthusiast. When he's not coming up with great how-to articles, he's probably writing at his personal blog. This article was written on 12/1/06 and tagged with: Solaris
