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hi One possible solution is to create two filesystems on third machine (nfs) and mount them one each on first and second machine. Another solution may be to cause users to store thier files in thier respective machines and then schedule an script to rcopy/ftp to third machine and at the same...

hi absi Check your client hardware type. you can use bootinfo command for this purpose. regds Shiraz

hi Madz, Check your /etc/netsvc.conf file and it appears that in your case it would seem something like that hosts=local,bind,NIS Change it to hosts=bind,local,NIS and also check that your nameserver is responding with ping command. regds Shiraz

hi What are the "other Systems" running into which you want to telnet or ftp from your RS6k servers. Slow response on ftp/telnet is usually caused by wrong configurations of named deamon(as said by PSD) but you can also check few other things: 1.Run netstat -v to check card...

sorry to all folks.... i must make this thing clear that due to some security reasons (esp. according to my company policy i can't mention any thing! not even environment ...so that's why i asked that question as a visitor. i hope that you all folks will never mind that. And now returning to the...

hi all Infact i have asked that question in oracle forums..... So probably i will get the answer from there very soon. For Elgis! i don't know the command...user enter the Xwindows environment and click the run button.....and that's it. Hope to have some solution from you guys b/c workload...

hi If there is any command in sybase to start the report (as mike imagine it) then there will be no problem but if there is no such command (as in most of databases e.g in oracle)then it is difficult to handle the situation. Probably you have to consider the automation by the user's...

hi Take the backup of filesystems and then remove them using smit fs.Then recreate them in such a manner that you first create corresponding logical volumes(smit mklv) and then associate filesystems with lvs. In this way you can place the newly formed fs on your unused disk specifically. regds...

hi Run iostat command against your disks...and watch that whether your i/o load is distributed across the disks or not. As far as memory leakage or utilization by processes is concerned AIX performance toolbox is best to be used. You can use svmon,tprof and some other similar commands to...

hi yes you need x11.base.rte (also called AIXwindows runtime environment) to be installed on your RS6k for this purpose. Execute lslpp -l x11.base.rte to check the installation status of this fileset on your system. If not installed mount your AIX installation CD and install this fileset from...

hi I think restricted shell's fatures are uniformly defined across all flavours of unix; and it is one of the feature of the Rsh to not to allow the users to use redirection. So i will say NOPS! however it will be interesting to see someone saying "yes it is possible" regds Shiraz...

hi You need Xserver on RS6000 running for this purpose. and graphical console( not ibm3151); Run ps -ef | grep X to check whether it is running or not. If not and you have graphical adapter on your RS6K then you can run x server by usin /usr/lpp/X11/bin/X command.Then on pc client run startx...

hi Yes! sudo is best solution under this scenerio; however you can also implement restricted shell for the user and restrict his access to few selected commands( e.g savevg etc). regds Shiraz To Every Problem There is a solution...........

hi you can copy required commands to any directory and export PATH environment variable to only that directory. Be sure to implement restricted shell for the users otherwise they can export PATH of thier own choice overriding your settings. regds Shiraz

hi I agree with ElgisRamon. You have to configure AIX Auditing subsystem for this purpose. Alternatively you can write a shell script which always run in background(sleep) and have a check on that file so that whenevr file is open for write it will report the process which have opened that file...

hi when you login as root your home directory is "/"(by default) so run "df" command to see whether any of filesystems are full or not. esp check "/" and "/tmp" filesystems. regds Shiraz

hi you can also use "rdist" utility for that purpose Regds Shiraz

hi I am not sure but every s/w you want to install on AIX come in form of filesets/bundles.So check the AIX4.2 CD for the appropriate bundle/package.........select it and install it with the help of smitty update_all. Note: It is only a genaral guideline to install softwares on AIX. Regds Shiraz

hi i would prefer to automate ftp process for such data transfer(with the help of cron job) But pls remember you have to check the limits for the user for whom the ftp process have to be automated(cron job). regds Shiraz

hi Aix role system is really not very good.So if you want to allow that user to run savevg,sysback or mksysb you have to make this user "root equivalent". For security reasons you may consider to setup restricted shell for the user or allow him to execute only specific commands...