Machine configuration

Hello, can you any clear my confusion what it exactly mean. output for "onstat -g osi" in our production database. IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 12.10.FC8 -- On-Line (Prim) -- Up 6 days 00:41:06 -- 4929792 Kbytes Machine Configuration....OS Name Windows OS Release 6.2 OS Node Name HIMSDB1 OS Version Unknown OS Machine x64 Number of processors 24 Number of online processors 24 System memory page size 4096 bytes System memory 65347 MB System free memory 59312 MB Number of open files per process 0 shmmax << UnSupported >> shmmin << UnSupported >> shmids << UnSupported >> shmNumSegs << UnSupported >> semmap << UnSupported >> semids << UnSupported >> semnum << UnSupported >> semundo << UnSupported >> semNumPerID << UnSupported >> semops << UnSupported >> semUndoPerProc << UnSupported >> semUndoSize << UnSupported >> semMaxValue << UnSupported >> why some of these are showing like UnSupported?

Windows does not have these operating system parameters, they are UNIX/Linux only. Regards, David. > On 16 February 2018 at 09:54 MUKESH TANUKU <mukeshbt1328@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hello, > can you any clear my confusion what it exactly mean. > > output for "onstat -g osi" in our production database. > > IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 12.10.FC8 -- On-Line (Prim) -- Up 6 days > 00:41:06 -- 4929792 Kbytes > > Machine Configuration....> OS Name Windows > OS Release 6.2 > OS Node Name HIMSDB1 > OS Version Unknown > OS Machine x64 > Number of processors 24 > Number of online processors 24 > System memory page size 4096 bytes > System memory 65347 MB > System free memory 59312 MB > Number of open files per process 0 > shmmax << UnSupported >> > shmmin << UnSupported >> > shmids << UnSupported >> > shmNumSegs << UnSupported >> > semmap << UnSupported >> > semids << UnSupported >> > semnum << UnSupported >> > semundo << UnSupported >> > semNumPerID << UnSupported >> > semops << UnSupported >> > semUndoPerProc << UnSupported >> > semUndoSize << UnSupported >> > semMaxValue << UnSupported >> > > why some of these are showing like UnSupported? > > > ******************************************************************************* > Forum Note: Use "Reply" to post a response in the discussion forum. >

thank you for you response