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Old 05-08-2006
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Hi All,

I would like to know if there is a downloadable AIX health check script available from IBM that would print a report of a servers health status.

I've been working on a number of Sun Solaris servers and Sun provide a sun checkup script which can give you an ORI figure as well as a list of downrev patches etc.

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I too would like to see something like this. Could this be something done by HMC to check status?
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Hmmm.What is meant by health check.Can you be more specific.Are you looking for system details? #prtconf
Are you looking for hardware/software errors? #errpt
filling file systems? #df
failing hardware? #diag -s
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I don't know of any. There is something built in to your HMC which can inform you if some problems occure, iirc. Else I would prefer a script that checks the errpt or using errnotify in the ODM.
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