DRAM | Platform specification

[Mark-Nakrop]

Hi all,

         Based on documentation on this topics >> Platform Specifications  Are there anyway to show DRAM (such as PA-5060 is 29 GB) on CLI?

Best Regards,

[HULK]

Hello Nfbu2,

The PA 5060 is having 4 GB of DRAM on the management-plane. You can verify it through CLI command: > show system resources

Mem: The DRAM memory ( ~ 4 GB)

Swap: Swap memory taken from SSD

Reference Doc for more info: How to Interpret: show system resources

Hope this helps.

Thanks

[Mark-Nakrop]

Hi Hulk

          thank for your information. But in https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-1435 said that PA-5060 have 29 GB of DRAM. Is the rest of it is on Dataplane? if yes. Can we do the same thing to show this information.

Best Regards

[HULK]

Hello nfbu2,

As per my knowledge, PA 5060 firewall is having 4 BG of RMA and 120/240 GB SSD drive on it. The Platform spec list gives some interesting info. Please give me some time, i will get in touch with document owner and give you an update.

Thanks

[HULK · Accepted solution]

Hello nfbu2,

29GB of memory on the PA-5060 is made up of 3 kinds of memory, not all of which may show up in the CLI (if that’s possible)

>>>>  24GB on the DP’s (8GB per DP, total 3 DP)

>>>> 4GB on the Management Plane

>>>> 1GB on the dual core monitoring CPU

Similarly, while you will upgrade a PA-500 memory. Once you will open the box, you will get 2 memory slots. One will be attached with J-6  and another with J-7. We only change the memory, which is attached with J-6 CHIP. Apart from management-plane memory all other types of memory is inbuilt with system.

We cannot see all memory through CLI command.

Hope this helps.

Thanks

[Mark-Nakrop]

Hi Hulk

    thank you very much for your clarification.

Best Regards,

[HULK]

You are welcome

[wvechamaneesri]

Hi HULK,

I could not find the way to find 1GB RAM on the dual core monitoring CPU.

Could you please help?

Thanks

Warm

[HULK]

Hello Warm,

It is inbuilt with hardware and can not be accessible through CLI.

Thanks