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You have to get it from IBM. Although you can set the root password when the HMC is set up.

Looks like it will work fine.

(oracle@<hostname>) /opt/oracle > ulimit -a core file size (blocks, -c) 0 data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited file size (blocks, -f) unlimited max locked memory (kbytes, -l) unlimited max memory size (kbytes, -m) unlimited open files (-n)...

I'll also add to check "/etc/security/limits.conf " BV

Possible, but you'll need root. You need to change the X Config files, but be careful. You might try CTRL-ALT-"+" to cycle through the resolutions. BV

In /etc/profile, you can script it to say if [ ! -d {Home directory} ] create it else don't fi BV

I suggest you up the number of BIODs on the CLIENT. It is probably still at the default. BV

I don't think you have a problem on your hands at all. Let it go. IMHO. BV

The 'Errors' and 'Dropped' counters are all zero or near zero. Are you seeing entries in the errpt ? Remember that the performance guide is often a 'best case' scenario. Are you using 'Jumbo Frame' support? Is that even offered in AIX 4.3.3 ? Also, consider that this is over 149 days...

chdev -l rmt0 -a block_size=0 Are you using 'smit' ? Try using "smit backup" and set your options as desired, only up the 'buffer size'. The tape drive likely as a few MB buffer in it, so set the buffer size to roughly the same size as the tape drive buffer size. I currently backup over 300GB...

mt -f /dev/rmt0 rewind (replace rmt0 with your tape drive) mt -f /dev/rmt0.1 fsf 3 dd if=/dev/rmt0.1 of=somefilenamewhichwillbethemksysbimage As for a node booting it ? Only if it is SCSI directly attached or SAN zoned. BV

netstat -an|grep -i listen

I have an AIX box connected directly to an EMC box, so I see no reason why a tape would not work BV

ps -efl|fold

The method of update you have chosen is fine. Generally, there are no issues with that method as far as your second concern is. There is always a chance something could break - so take at leat 2 mksysb's before you start. BV

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http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/SG245470.html There are links at the end for other SAN related books, including setup and configuration. BV

You cannot preserve your old data. You'll need 2 drives on the RAID adapter, then you'll need to copy the data from the existing drive to the RAID array. I suggest you add just a regular second drive and mirror within Windows via disk manager.

Because the 'tee' command is a separate process and is run after the previous command, it will provide the final result code. I personally ran into this today with a script I was working on. BV

E-mail me - I'll send you a mksysb script I created that does all this. bverzal@komatsuna.com