Using HP-UX Internet Services (August 2003)
Listing Hosts with ruptime
Using ruptime
Chapter 760
Using ruptime
For each network host, ruptime displays a status line in the following
format:
hostname
up|down
days
+
hours
:
minutes n
users load
n.nn
,
n.nn
,
n
.nn
hostname
Specifies the name of a host on the network. One line is
displayed for each host on the local network running
the rwhod daemon.
up|down Specifies the status of the host. If the local host stops
hearing from a remote host’s rwhod daemon, that host
is considered as down.
days
+
hours
:
minutes
Specifies the period of time the host has been up or
down.
n
users Specifies the number of users logged into the host.
load Specifies the average number of jobs in the run queue
over the last 5, 10, and 15 minutes.
By default, ruptime displays status lines sorted in alphabetical order by
host name. You can use different command-line options to sort the status
lines by different fields, in increasing or in decreasing order.
By default, ruptime lists the number of active users logged into the local
area network. ruptime does not count users who have not used the
system for an hour or more. To include idle users in the status line, use
the -a option specified as follows:
ruptime -a
NOTE ruptime is not supported across X.25 links or networks using the PPL
(SLIP) product.
For more information, type man 1 ruptime at the HP-UX prompt.