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how do i track tcp/ip address changes on 200 aix servers?
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samjoo
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- May 24, 2004
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I suggest you useful "lastcomm" command how to know ip address changes. this command give us the log(/var/adm/pacct) if user used any command.
To use this command,you should enable to acct daemon using "/usr/sbin/acct/startup",opposite command is "/usr/sbin/acct/shutacct".
Each time many user connet to server, if you shouldn't decrease pacct log size so filesystem will be full.
To use this command,you should enable to acct daemon using "/usr/sbin/acct/startup",opposite command is "/usr/sbin/acct/shutacct".
Each time many user connet to server, if you shouldn't decrease pacct log size so filesystem will be full.
hi oray ,
what do you mean by tracking ip address changes ?
do you have multiple system administartors who change ip addresses ?
if changing the ip addresses of the server is the connectivity still their ?
if i got the right end of the stick , normally in a working environment you don't change ip addresses on the fly these are normally done the system administrators
please clarify as what you mean by track ip address changes ?
what do you mean by tracking ip address changes ?
do you have multiple system administartors who change ip addresses ?
if changing the ip addresses of the server is the connectivity still their ?
if i got the right end of the stick , normally in a working environment you don't change ip addresses on the fly these are normally done the system administrators
please clarify as what you mean by track ip address changes ?
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