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How to Check Up Time of a Server


To check up time for windows server - 
Logon to the Windows server and got to command prompt.
> net statistics server
This will provide the statistics of the server since the server last rebooted.


To check up time for Linux Server - 
Logon to Linux server and go to the terminal.
 $ uptime 

 This command also applies to the ESXi servers (if you have taken ssh session or shell to the ESXi host) as they are the Linux flavor.


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