You can check the server OS versions and other information like distribution name and kernel version by following the commands as below:
You need to use the following command:
- uname
Print current kernel version by following command
# uname -r
Print all information of kernel version
# uname -a
- lsb_release
Print distribution version of OS
# cat /etc/*release
Or
# lsb_release -a
- /proc/version file
Print the kernel version is currently running, It includes the contents of proc/sys/kernel/ostype, /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease and /proc/sys/kernel/version files
# cat /proc/version
or
# cat /proc/sys/kernel/{ostype,osrelase,version}
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