UNAME(1)                 DOMAIN/IX SYS5                  UNAME(1)



NAME
     uname - print name of current UNIX system

USAGE
     uname [ -snrvma ]

DESCRIPTION
     Uname prints the current system name of the UNIX system on
     the standard output file.  It primarily helps to identify
     which system you are using.  The options listed below cause
     selected information returned by uname(2) to be printed.

     The uucp(1) command looks in the /etc/net/uname file to
     determine the site name for the local system.  If there is
     no such file, it assumes apollo1.

OPTIONS
     -s        Print the system name (this is the default).

     -n        Print the node name (this may be a name by which
               the system is known to a communications network).

     -r        Print the operating system release number.

     -v        Print the operating system version number.

     -m        Print the machine hardware name.

     -a        Print all of the above information.

RELATED INFORMATION
     uucp(1), uname(2).





















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