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I guess that would depend on if lspath underwent a major revision from AIX 5.2 to AIX 5.3. I was using AIX 5.3 at the time and I remember using a command with a -L which would show me ever single fiber attached device with the preferred path identified and weather or not it was on it's...

I guess that would depend on if lspath underwent a major revision from AIX 5.2 to AIX 5.3. I was using AIX 5.3 at the time and I remember using a command with a -L which would show me ever single fiber attached device with the preferred path identified and weather or not it was on it's...

I haven't used any of these commands in about 5 months and I can't seem to remember any of them anymore. I do remember they where on AIX 5L 5.3 and it would give me a complete listing of all the HBA's in the system along with all the SAN devices it had viability to all the way down to every...

Yes, that was dumb. I thought it was an executable at first. So I searched all over the internet looking for the command and got frustrated when I couldn't find anything. Never even thought someone would put a script in the crontab without putting a comment above it saying what it did so I...

Anyone know where I can get information on the dsherr command? It is currently running from cron everyday at 3AM on my control workstation and I'm not sure what it does and I can't find any information on it. The control workstation is currently running on AIX 4.3.3.11. Thanks

The issue was actually a database issue anyway. Thanks,

Even if it is dynamically changed by the kernel I should be able to set it on boot to be a specified number large enough to allow the databases to start.

I just updated one of my legacy developement AIX 4.3.3 systems with the latest AIX 4.3.3.11. Since the reboot the DBA has semaphore errors in the database log. 16:18:44 SRV 1: SYSTEM ERROR: unable to get value of semaphore set :ó, errno 22. (551) After looking this error up on the...

When you go into smit tcpip is the default gateway specified? That is the only thing I can think of that would cause what you are explaining.

Hirschaj, Thanks for the information that type of information is what I am looking for. We aren't choicing a product as of yet, just getting the requirements down for the verdors.

My company is currently looking at writing up a project to purchase an enterprise wide monitoring tool. I'm personally responsible for the UNIX side of the operating systems. So far I haven’t found any site that can give me a list of everything that can be monitored within AIX. So just to get...