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......don't worry all, just used another mksysb and all is well. Not sure what the initial problem was though. ...it really does get worse than this !!

Hello All, I'm building a new lpar on a p650/5300-04 using nim. All goes well untill the reboot, the lpar gives an error code : 00c9 CDT:BOS 00c9 CDT:VMM .....and then goes into a loop rebooting itself. Has anyone come across this before ?? cheers Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

Hello All, I have configured auditing to give me an "exec" message each time a certain command is issued by a certain user but I cannot seem to log the syntax of the command, this is some text from the trail log: RSH_Stat root OK Mon Jun 04 15:00:01 2007 rsh...

Are you specifing the "full" path name of the mksysb to use ? cheers Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

Hello All, I would like a "warning message" issued on screen every time a certain command (rsh) is issued. ie rsh nodename date "THIS IS A WARNING, BLAH, BLAH !" I don't want to stop the command from being run. Any ideas, cheers Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

....did you download the technology level (TL) or the service pack (SP) ? and did you read the notes ? If you follow this link it will explain the difference : http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/emergingtech/fsherman/archives/aix-maintenance-strategies-10051 Benno ...it really does get worse than...

Hello, If you issue command "oslevel -rl 5200-09" it will list the filesets required for that ML level. Also "lppchk -v" or "lppchk -m3 -v" will do similar. Should give you a starting point to correct what's been done, regards Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

Khalid, Do you want to backup /tmp ? If not use the "-e" flag with the savevg/mksysb and exclude it. cheers Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

you can find out what filesets are required for ML8 by issuing either : oslevel -rl 5200-08 or lppchk -m3 -v this should give you a starting point cheers Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

we use this : TDIR=/home/techsup/tmp SDIR=/home/techsup/stats SLIST=/home/techsup/bin/hqserver.lst HOST=`hostname -s` # # **** Check local filesystems **** # echo "=================================" >>$SDIR/dfchk.txt echo "\t\t$HOST" >$SDIR/dfchk.txt df|grep -Ev "Used|:|cd0"|awk '{print $4...

Sam, If you want to go a little deeper and learn a little more about what certain files are used for you can edit the /etc/security/passwd file and remove the 'ADMCHG' flag that is registered against the user when you set their password, only if your confident enough though ! cheers Benno ...it...

...that's great, thanks gbarth ...it really does get worse than this !!

Hello All, I would like to tell when a bosboot is required before installing a fileset. I know that performing a 'prev' does not tell you and I know that the information is in the .toc file but not quite sure where. When I view a .toc file all the filesets have some flags, ie : U b B (etc)...

try this one : http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pseries/v5r3/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.aix.cmds/doc/aixcmds4/nim_master_recover.htm there is a lot more to do other than restoring from mksysb ...it really does get worse than this !!

......refresh -s syslogd (not syslod ), sorry ! ...it really does get worse than this !!

Should probably mention that the information gathered will be in the /var/adm/daemon.out logfile. ...it really does get worse than this !!

You can add an entry like this into the /etc/syslog.conf file : *.info /var/adm/daemon.out Then refresh the syslog daemon : refresh -s syslod This will give you a lot of information relating to all sorts of stuff but also any logins/failed logins, cheers Benno ...it really does get worse...

Have a look at this link, should all be there and explain what you have to do : http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pseries/v5r3/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.aix.install/doc/insgdrf/adv_config_restore_db.htm cheers Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

Khalid, Just out of interest what does the "-f" flag do, thought there was just a "-s" option, Benno ...it really does get worse than this !!

will do, many thanks Benno (fix was to edit the sendmail.cf file and change version 9 to version 10 ) simple :> ...it really does get worse than this !!