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I'm fairly green with apache, oracle dba on linux background but I'm branching out into wider spectrums. I'm looking at a config file that someone else setup, and having some trouble understanding why they've done what they've done. ProxyRequests On Redirect /myurl-1 /myurl-3/ Redirect...

thread96-1185505 I'm wondering if there is any way to diagnose that the issue (mentioned in above thread) could be happening to us. I have random issues with my share drive disappearing and coming back and other random issues with connections being lost. Is there anyway to detect licensing...

it's not a standard port, it's actually an oracle app server that uses 4889. Thanks, though, I'll give it a try.

I have an Apache webserver on my aix 5.3 machine and a site setup at machine_name:port/files/more_files.htm. Is there a way to redirect or alias that address with just a machine_name/page type name?

Yes, I saw that those settings were in the Terminal Servers. I don't necessarily think it's that though. In that same building there are two different switches the users that are going to one switch and using terminal server aren't being kicked out, only users on one certain switch. That's why I...

do all switches have a keep alive timeout that can be set per port? I've mentioned keep alive settings to them but I don't think they know if there is one on the switch. we have a Nortel 2000 business policy switch.

I know that they've checked the event logs on each terminal server but they don't show anything abnormal. I would hope that the admins have checked the logs on the host server as well, I will ask though, thanks.

Thanks for the link, I'll pass it on to our admins. We have had some more revelations on this now. Yesterday one of our guys went to the facility with the problem users and setup a ping from their pc to the terminal server and a ping to the switch they were connected to. none of the clients...

it's really more or less a need to show that there are some differences. it's related to users that log into their PC, then use terminal server client to get on a server to run an application. They keep getting kicked out of their terminal server connection. we've setup a few ping tests to see...

Is there no way to view what is being executed when I log into the domain? I can not ask the admins for help on this. I just don't necessarily trust what they say to be fact and we are having some issues with certain users. Hence the need to compare user A to user B.

No load balancing or clustering. They are virtualized servers though.

As a user on a domain, is it possible to view my logon script and my user profile? I want to compare it to another user I work with.

we have a building that is having issues with about a dozen of the 40 total users being kicked out of terminal server client randomly throughout the day. No pings are being lost to those users, so we don't think it's a switch or network issue. It's consistently the same users though, and it...

guess you need a link to even know what I'm talking about for sure, sorry. http://bitrazor.com/content/uptime/index.php

Has anyone ever used Network Uptime Tracker to monitor uptime of the network? Or is there a way to tell what time a switch was last rebooted?

We have 4 W2K server, virtualized servers that most of our users go through to run various applications. The users are at a remote site, the servers are here in our corporate office. They constantly complain about being disconnected from terminal server while they're working. They can be working...

VOILA!!! There was a script stuck in a loop on another server that was continuously trying to make sqlplus connections over and over. this gradually was bringing the machine to it's knees.

Is there any way to view the cumulative amount of CPU processes have used?

what does that line that you quoted mean? is the 22 the run q? and the 6 the wait q? smtctl This system is SMT capable. SMT is currently enabled. SMT boot mode is not set. SMT threads are bound to the same virtual processor. proc0 has 2 SMT threads. Bind processor 0 is bound with proc0...

ok, I tried them on our test machine first, here you go. vmstat 1 10 System configuration: lcpu=12 mem=32768MB ent=3.00 kthr memory page faults cpu ----- ----------- ------------------------ ------------ ----------------------- r b avm fre re...