systemid(1M)                     DG/UX R4.11                    systemid(1M)


NAME
       systemid - display the unique system identifier

SYNOPSIS
       /etc/systemid

DESCRIPTION
       Systemid prints the vendor stamp and the system identifier.  The
       vendor stamp is a number that uniquely identifies a computer or
       software manufacturer.  The system identifier is a number that
       uniquely identifies the computer system within those systems
       manufactured by the indicated vendor.  The vendor stamp is displayed
       as a decimal number on the first line followed by a parenthetical
       description of the vendor, if the vendor stamp is recognized.  The
       system identifier is displayed as a hexadecimal number on the second
       line.

EXIT CODES
       1    The system identifier could not be determined.
       0    The system identifier is available.

EXAMPLES
       $ systemid
       Vendor stamp: 512 (Data General DG/UX)
       System id:    012345abc

       Prints the vendor stamp and the system identifier.

DIAGNOSTICS
       "not available" is printed instead of the system identifier if the
       system identifier cannot be determined.

SEE ALSO
       id(1), machid(1), uname(1), dgsysinfo(2), sysconf(2).

NOTES
       The vendor stamp for Data General is 512.


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