Verify the free space available in MBs SUN1#symconfigure -sid 277 list -freespace –unit MB now the free space in SYMM 277 is displayed in MBs example 1278888 MB verify any configuration sessions are running SUN1#symconfigure -sid 277 verify it verifies if any configurations are running verify if any locks have been enforced upon SYM […]
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