Get system, memory, disk, network, and security information

This command is the only command that does not use the configuration file. It does not perform any checking; it gathers several kinds of information about a local computer node, such as:

• Current computer System (CPU type, Speed)
• Current global memory status
• Current number of installed disks on the system and their space availability.
• Current network settings by capturing the output of ipconfig /all. (The utility ipconfig.exe must be available in the system path.)
• Current user security summary (User account, Group accounts, Account privileges)

Launch vpstat using the following syntax:

command prompt: vpstat -1

See the example for the results of the command.

Example

Launch vpstat to get system, memory, disk, network, and security information