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Am having some federation difficulties and am looking for some help. On AIX 5.3, I'm running DB2 ESE 8.2 FP12 with Federation enabled. Oracle client 10.2.0.2. I can connect to a remote oracle instance using sqlplus, so I'm pretty confident the Oracle client is OK. I'm able to create a NET8...

Duke, you are correct it does *not* work reliably. Any idea whose fault that is, Cisco or IBM's? I've found a few Wintel servers (mostly Dell using Broadcom NIC drivers) that also struggle with auto neg. with Cisco switches. Never got a good answer from Cisco or Dell as to why, we just made...

Never mind, in digging a little deeper I found that despite having the same configuration on the switch as the other boxes, my slow box was being autodetected at 100/half despite the fact the card itself was set at 100/full. Nothing like a little duplex mismatch to cause some performance...

Hi, I'm having a network performance issue, esp with FTP, on one of my boxes. It's a 7044-270 running 5.2 ML 5. I get something like 40-50 kb/s throughput FTPing from my LAN, whereas all the other boxes in the same datacenter, hung on the same switches, with the same HW and OS level get about...

Thanks Jim, These are extremely handy and get me more than half way to where I want to be. All I need now is to write/find a little something that lets me send packets from a specific source port. I'm open to anything anyone's already written :-) I appreciate your help. Dan He who loses...

Hi - I'm trying to determine if I have a firewall issue or an app issue, neither of which I have direct control over, only the headache the problem is causing. I'd like to test tcp connectivity from an AIX 5.3 box to a Windows XP box. My problem is the router ACL is allegedly set to allow...

bourrelo, You can use runmqsc <QMGR Name> to enter the UNIX MQ command shell. From there you can do your CLEAR QLOCAL command. HTH, Dan He who loses honor can lose nothing else.

Ogniemi, Thanks for the quick reply. bosboot -a gives the same error as the bosboot -ad /dev/ipldevice I ran in my original post: root@bmspa601:/ =>bosboot -a 0301-154 bosboot: missing proto file: /tmp/bosboot_229442_25495/libcfg.a Any other ideas? Thanks, Dan

Hi - to mirror a production environment, I need to change my test server from 64 bit back to 32. Currently running AIX 5.2 on dual processor 64 bit hardware. I've found steps elsewhere in the forum for doing this. namely: ln -sf /usr/lib/boot/unix_mp /unix ln -sf...

It depends on the image in bootflash. If it a boothelper, which usually has the name "boot" in the image name, then it has only basic L3 functionality (although I'm not sure what, specifically, is missing). If it is the regular IOS image it has the full feature set.

Two things I see...first your slashes are wrong, should be \\ZXU10RTS8421\... instead of //. Second for the c in \\ZXU10RTS8421\c, are you sure you don't want the admin share c$ instead? Hope this helps. Dan

We are implementing an Application (VB) using a SQL 2000 backend. When running under a load of about 500 transactions per minute across multiple stations, we experience locks and timeouts. Running Profiler we've traced the problem to a BLOB insert the application does on every transaction...

Thanks Chacalinc. I'm running AIX 5.2L. This definitely helps. I've been reared on Windows (no snickering please ;-) ) so my brain keeps trying to map Unix's disk/data structure to the more familiar Windows world. This clears things up. Thanks.

I'm a Unix newbie trying to decipher the differences and relationships between physical/logical volumes, volume groups, filesystems and physical/logical partitions. This hopefully would help me with my main question, which is how to setup mirroring for some database and applications I'm...

Thanks guys, I inherited a site that has ISL to go along with my site which is dot1q. This sort of settles the debate about which way I'll standardize. Thanks again. Dan

I was wondering if there were any technical or performance advantages of using ISL trunking vs. dot1q. I understand that dot1q is the open standard and ISL is Cisco only, but I haven't been able to find if either have inherent advantages over the other. Any info or advice would be appreciated...

You can use &quot;sho ip arp A.B.C.D&quot; to get the MAC address and then plug that address into &quot;sho mac address-table | include <MAC Addr> &quot; to get the interface it is on. Dan