How can we find using putty that system is virtual or physical?
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Why would you want someone to be able to TELL if your server were physical or virtual?
Part of the Hypervisor technique is expressly to make that as difficult as possible!
Why are you thinking you might want a remote user to be able to tell?
What about dmidecode or biosdecode (both need to run by root)? What type of mainboard/BIOS is listed there, might give some clue (or the complete output of hwinfo)
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