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Of the four systems that create a daily DR report it looks like all but one changes daily. The reports specifies volumes to be used for recovery. All the volumes listed in this one are in a weekly movement policy and therefore would only need to be updated on a weekly basis. The other three...

I suppose it would help if I mentioned that I am speaking of BRMS. I see now that I neglected to mention that. Does that help with explaining what I am looking for? Thanks Again. "Be all and you'll be to end all. Life can be a real ball. State of mind!"

Thanks guys, The reports are instructions for recovering the entire system from the ground up. It step you through the recovery proceedure starting with step: recover licensed internal code and gives the command/option to use and the saved item needed and the volume it is on. Then step: recover...

This is the Disaster Recovery report that we generate daily. It is used with the backup tapes to recover the entire system in case of a disaster here at the data center. We have four systems that create daily backup tapes and reports. Each report is 20-40 pages so you can imaginge the volume of...

Hi, Just trying to find out how everyone using as/400 is archiving or vaulting their dr reports. I am told that 'everyone' prints them out and sends them with the off site vault. I can't believe that is true. Isn't anyone using an electronic solution??? Thanks, Adam "Be all and you'll be...

Hi guys, I don't know a thing about VBS but I was hopping that someone can help me figure out the best way to check a file for a new modified date and pop up a message if it has been modified since the last check. This will need to run on four workstations when anyone is logged in. Is there...

You could do like InDenial says but instead of exiting the first switch just scipt the telnet from that one to the ip of the next like so: oldpassword en oldenablepassword conf t enebale secret cisco line vty 0 4 password cisco line con 0 password cisco end wr ! ! ! telnet 161.181.0.2 ! ! ...

So I have been playing a little with this and first off I want to thank you guys for helping a non-programmer with this. How do I script it to send an email or snmp trap?... xapw@x0319p11[/export/home/xapw] $ prtdiag | grep PS | grep -v 'PS Type' PS0 [NO_FAULT] [Sun-Fire-280R] PS1...

Hey PHV, thats cool: ] $ prtdiag -v | sed -n '/^System LED Status/{;p;n;p;q;}' System LED Status: POWER GEN FAULT [ ON] [OFF] Thanks. "Be all and you'll be to end all. Life can be a real ball. State of mind!"

How do I use grep to get the line that matches the pattern plus a number of lines directly after? As you can see the status of the LED's on the front panel is on the line after the system LED status line. I suppose if it is always on the same line number I could just check that line for twi...

On the front of the server there is a power LED and an LED that has a wrench symbol next to it. Usualy this indicates a power supply failure but can also apparently be a board, memmory, CPU. On server I can access, a 280R running solaris 8, I get: $ /usr/platform/sun4u/sbin/prtdiag -v System...

So I am not part of our companies Unix teem but I am trying to help them make their servers "raise their hands" so to speak when a wrench light comes on. Right now we have to physicaly look at the servers for wrench lights and I think that is rediculous. I was playing with prtdiag and talked to...

Are you distributing routes via EIGRP? "Be all and you'll be to end all. Life can be a real ball. State of mind!"

try adding another line to the access list - "access-list 113 permit tcp any any eq ftp-data established" So your access-list is: access-list 113 permit tcp any any eq ftp access-list 113 permit tcp any any eq ftp-data established you could also limit the high ports (1024+) used for data with...

You can also pull down the whole sp1 as a network install, burn it to disk and the proxy shouldn't matter. "Be all and you'll be to end all. Life can be a real ball. State of mind!"

Did that and microsoft and some general web searches. "Be all and you'll be to end all. Life can be a real ball. State of mind!"

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Does anyone know how to set up programs to run a a service? Specificaly, I am trying to run an FTP server but want to still allow user accounts to be logged into without interupting the FTP service. XP does have an FTP server that can be added but it is apparently for development purposes only...

Worked like a charm Knob! Thanks, I knew it had to be something simple. So obviously it does make a new when on every loop. Thanks, Adam "Be all and you'll be to end all. Life can be a real ball. State of mind!"

proc main while $carrier ; execute while call is connected when quiet 300 call done ; Waits for line to be quiet for 600 seconds to call done endwhile endproc proc done transmit "OFF^M" ; Transmit a hangup call...