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I got it! Mirroring is not the way to do this. The good way is Alternate Disk rootvg Cloning. "Cloning the rootvg to an alternate disk can have many advantages. Having an online backup available in case of disaster. Keeping an on-line backup requires that an extra disk or disks to be...

Maybe it could work. The chlvcopy man page says : "If the persistence flag (-P) is set [the -l flag also sets the persistence option], the following applies: In the event of a crash while an online backup copy exists (or multiples exist), the existence of copies is retained when the system...

The /home is not in the rootvg. I found I way to do this, but I'm not sure if it's OK. After mirroring the rootvg, you can use the command chlvcopy -b -l <lvname> to temporarily stop the mirroring. The -l <lvname> option is used to create a /dev special file that points to the copy of the lv...

Look at chapter 6 of this redbook http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/SG245432.html

I’m using AIX 4.3.3. I’d like to mirror the rootvg but instead of keeping the copy always up to date (like normal mirroring process), I would like to update the copy ONLY when I want to (every night for example). This would allow me to keep maximum performances for the users during day and the...

The Microsoft TCP/IP Printing (LPD) service runs in the System account. I can deny ALL hosts using the LPD service from printing by specifying “No Access” for the system account. But how can I allow only a few specific UNIX host to print on this printer?

I have a printer connected to a WinNT 4 Server. I've installed Microsoft TCP/IP Printing Service on that server to allow UNIX workstations to print on this printer. It's working fine. So I just want to know if it's possible to allow/deny hosts from printing using the LPD service (like the...