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what is the procedure of aix migration?
can u tell me about AIX migration
and NIM configuration
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Hi

That's not a trivial subject.

Start here:
IBM Redbooks | NIM from A to Z in AIX 5L

And other IBM Redbooks
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Hi,

to be able to assist, we should at least know : what do you want to migrate - i.e. FROM where TO where ?

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