lssrad Command

Purpose

Displays the system SRADID (Scheduler Resource Allocation Domain Identifier) hierarchy and topology.

Syntax

lssrad [ -v ] { -s SRADID | -a }

Description

The lssrad command displays information related to SRADIDs, such as the processor and memory associated with the SRAD (Scheduler Resource Allocation Domain) and REF1 system detail level, where REF1 is the first hardware provided reference point that identifies sets of resources that are near each other. This command also displays the SRADID hierarchy and topology.

Flags

Item	Description
-a	Displays all SRADs in the system.
-s SRADID	Displays the specified SRADID.
-v	Displays resources in the SRAD, along with the REF1 System Detail Level that the SRAD belongs to, in verbose mode.

Examples

To display the list of all SRADs in the system, enter:
```
# lssrad -a
```

To verify that a specific SRAD exists, enter:

# lssrad -s 0
SRAD
0

# lssrad -s 5
SRAD 5:  No such SRAD

To display the topology of a specific SRAD, enter:
```
# lssrad -v -s 5
```
To display the SRADID hierarchy and topology, enter:
```
# lssrad -v -a			
```

Files

Item	Description
/usr/sbin/lssrad	Contains the lssrad command