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CPU / Memory Problem
You have hdisk0 and 4 which are hammered with redo logs. But your "paging" space is also on hdisk0. Paging is done in round robin fashion. So anything that has heavy activity should _never_ be put on the same disk as a paging space. If you moved those redo logs to any disk that didn't have a... -
AIX 4.1 rootvg problem.
No, I did not. unmirrorvg doesn't exist on 4.1, so I did it the old fashioned way. The system does prompt you to do a "chpv -c hdisk0" even if you do a "rmlvcopy hd5 1 hdisk0" on AIX 4.3.3 (I tested that). Still as hdisk0 was removed and I have a completely new disk in the machine, it really... -
AIX 4.1 rootvg problem.
Addenum to the above. : # lsvg -p rootvg 0516-304 lsvg: Unable to find device id 0000000000000000 in the Device Configuration Database. rootvg: PV ID PV STATE TOTAL PPs FREE PPs FREE DISTRIBUTION 0000000000000000 active 537 537... -
Why not use a colon (:) in a password?
In many (and almost all UNIX) Operating systems, the : is the field seperator for the next frame of the file. So if you create an ID : bob and set a password mon:key Put him in as user 200 in group 1000 His file looks like so : bob:mon:key:200:1000::/bin/ksh So, since the algorithm reading...- Kanth17
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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AIX System Date
I believe BST is British Standard Time. Which could makes sense based upon location. Where are you located at? It sounds like your TZ variable is not set at all. In which case my suggestion would be this. smitty system Change / Show Date and Time Change Time Zone Using System Defined Values... -
AIX 4.1 rootvg problem.
Greetings, I apologize if this seems missing some information. I am doing this over the phone. ;) I have a system that had 2 disks in rootvg, hdisk0 and hdisk2. Hdisk0 was having errors so I was going to have it replaced. These were mirrored disks. I ran rmlvcopy <LV> 1 hdisk0 for every...
