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Pamu seems to be not working...END missing :)

awk -F "|" '{A[$1]=A[$1]?A[$1]"|"$NF:$1"|"$NF;next}END{for(i in A)...

1) You are using sub which will attempt only 1 substitution if possible.
2) The regex quantifier + is incorrectly placed/used.

Try:
echo " OK => " |awk '{gsub(/^ +| +$|=>/,"");print $0}'

With time difference, will work pass midnight.
awk 'BEGIN {print "ID|Start_Time|End_Time|Duration"}
/START/ {st=$2}
/END for/ {en=$2;
ID=$NF;
split(st,s,":");...

For the duration you need complex date/time arithmetics to take into account e.g. durations crossing midnight. There's quite some threads on this available, pls. search this forum.
However, try...

What's the permission of the home directories themselves?

If my memory serves me (back for vacation...), the Quality Packs (GOLDPK11i...) are periodic 6monthly updates so the latest would be Jun 2012. They are not required but highly recommended ( or ...

It will work on HPUX v2 as it says in the package name.

HPUX works only on PA-RISC and Itanium architectures.

Looking at the Nimsoft website (I don't know the product myself) I see that it has a dashboard for "Processor Queue". This is the most important figure in the context of CPU usage.

Is that the "Current", "Average" or "High" figure in Glance? How long were you running Glance for?


Looking at the disc system for 25 seconds isn't going to mean a lot. Try running sar for 30...

How did the management know about the spike? Are you running a performance monitoring package, and if so, which one?

One process using 100% of one CPU for a short period is usually totally...

It is an optional file, in other words you have to create one that is why I gave you an extract to copy if needed...
Yes after you force inetd to to read the configs by typing:

inetd -c

I can confirm that placing space separated values work (machines boots and gets the proper time )

This was done on HPVM host HPUX v2, with SERVER_A alive and this setup :

export...

Presumably you ran something like:
# Find out the interfaces configured
lanscan -ai
# Find out the IP address etc.
ipfconfig <interface>
# Find out current statistics
netstat -i -I <interface>...

It means install all from that depot

It's optional, if you don't use it, it will enter SAM(SMH) and you will have to select for install, confirm and stuff
This will install the depot without...

a) software.hp.com , your are looking for HP-UX Internet Express for HP-UX 11i v3 (or whatever version of HPUX your are using)

Select ixSudo from there, download it and copy to your HPUX machine....

Well, in the man page for xntpd on HP-UX 11.11, I read that:-


This, to me, means that you are agreeing the time between yourself and server_B, i.e. local server can affect server_B. I would...

We have one NTP server on the Intranet which has an external connection through the firewall to multiple time servers on the Internet. This is not perfect but it works. For resilience we should have...

Be sure to setup /etc/rc.config.d/netdaemons

With values in :


export NTPDATE_SERVER=yourntp
export XNTPD=1


This way, if server is rebooted, it will run ntpdate command against your ntp...