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Hi If you have 2 x servers one for DEV and one for PROD and you are only copying the archive logs , why not just copy the archive logs over either as a cron job or NFS mount the archive log directory from PROD on both servers ? or even get the DBA to create a logical standby dbase ? or even...

on AIX 6.1 try see link for more info http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/aix/v6r1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.aix.baseadmn%2Fdoc%2Fbaseadmndita%2Fremotearch.htm rdump -u -0 -f remotehost:/dev/rmt0 /myfs remotehost ( where the tape drive resides) /myfs is the filesystem for more details do...

Hi The reportlisted indicates it is a temporary hardware error , ( how many of these errors were reported ) with fibre channel card fcs1 ( I assume you have more than one card ?) This could be temp error with the fibre a minor glitch ( check any logs on the switch) , plus this shouldnt really...

Hi Sorry for the late response , if you have 2 disk arrays one at each site , you can mirror LUNS at the Operating system level so that one disk/lun resides on array 1 at one site the other disk/lun on array 2 at the other site . Then use the Ooperating system to mirror the filesystems to these...

Hi Just a few thoughts , if not tried already have you tried running alt_disk_copy manually and does it work ? i.e. unmirror root vg take pout hdisk1 then run alt_disk_copy to hdisk1 try booting from alternate disk if this works , then you can either leave it and migrate to 6.1 or retry...

Hi As a guide you need to 1. Define exactly what will run on each server , define your topology ( a schematic would be useful) list cluster name , boot ip, virtual ip addresses , volume groups ( major numbers should be same on remote nodes) 2. Define size of LUNS to be used , make sure the...

Hi I dont see why not becuase ASM is basically for storage , if you create a new instance then you tell it where the physical files reside as long as you have the physical space Thanks

Hi One of the things you can do is add a custom event , here you define your script NOTE $1 is the event for example swap_adapter , config_too_long is $1 in your script you would say if $1 is swap_adapter, config_too_long , node_down etc... then email the user You select what events you...

Hi or you could create a script to sftp the file , run script as batch job e.g. DET=$(sftp $REMUSER@$REMHOST 2>${ERR} << EOD cd $FTPDIR put ${SOURCEFILE} exit EOD )

yes it should be inetd.conf Thanks

Hi What version of HACMP are your running ? When you stop the cluster does your application/ volume groups/ filesystems get stopped/umounted ?

If routing is setup when failover , one thing you may to check is the stop and start scripts to see if there are route add etc.. commands in there To find out stop and start scripts HACMP-Extended Resource Configuration -HACMP Extended Resources Configuration -Configure HACMP Application...

Hi What you can try and do is 1. add entries in /etc/services e.g. give them different service names ftp1 8000/tcp 8000/udp ftp2 8001/tcp 8001/udp ftp3 etc.. ftp4 then in /etc/services uses the service name to fire up the ftpd program ftp1 stream tcp6...

Hi Have you created your cluster , does it sync without any errors ? what does lssrc -g cluster ( report) does errpt -a ( report any errors for clstrmgrES) Are you using DNS ? if so can you temporarily not use it , if you think its a DNS problem and the start your cluster Have you got the...

Hi If by just enabling the network card you have lost both disks i.e. cnnot access hdisk0 or hdisk1 via maintenance mode , this seems rather unfortunate How did the admin enable the network card? did he enter an ip address and hostname if so was this on the same network as the original one ...

hi you can do something like ls -lRt | grep "^l" # l for symbolic link files

Hi If the string is in a file use single quotes and -F grep -F '_ab2_th2_nc4th2thisdrive\cdrive' filename

hi when you did chvg -u , what other commands did you run ? did you try varyonvg volume group name ( -b option)

Hi What is running on in your lpars ? If it has different applications and one of the lpars had performance problems , related to memory hence more memory pools were created in one lpar so that memory in pools could be concurrently accessed ( using formula mentioned above :- #of CPUS/8 or RAM...

what type of SCSI disk drawer have you got ?