How can you tell which version of RHEL you are running?
Type ‘uname –a‘ in the unix command prompt. Run ‘uname –help’ for more info.
Sometimes, after you get what you want, you realize, that it wasn't what you needed.
Type ‘uname –a‘ in the unix command prompt. Run ‘uname –help’ for more info.
Type ‘uname -m’ in the unix command prompt. If you get ‘i686’, then you are running the 32 bit version If you get ‘x86_64’, then you running the 64 bit version
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