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Ive been googling for quite some while and couldn't find it! I need to know the specs of our hosting server system. And also this command will be quite useful in the future. Thanks

A: 

You should check the uname command: (man uname)

Example: $uname -a

Mr.Gando
A: 

Are you looking for something like ssh $HOSTNAME uname -a?

Bryan Oakley
Yea, but not quite. Anything that gives more info? This is the output:Linux mail.xxxxxxx.com 2.4.27-grsec.EIS1 #2 Tue Aug 24 21:41:55 CDT 2004 i686 i686 i386 GNU/LinuxThats probably enough to know what packages you need to install based on system requirements. I'm not sure. But thanks for your suggestion.
ninja123
+1  A: 

there are various tools you can use depending on the OS distribution. eg uname -a, lspci, lshw , dmesg, biosdecode etc .

ghostdog74
Cool thanks, kinda what i was looking for. Thanks for the other options.
ninja123
also `dmidecode` for Linux systems
Joe Casadonte