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Operating Systems AIX Role of sys admin during power outage in Data center Post 302447017 by rigin on Friday 20th of August 2010 01:45:56 PM
Old 08-20-2010
Role of sys admin during power outage in Data center

i am new to aix environment and all my servers are @ remote location

just curious to know , what issues/tasks we will be facing when there is a power outage in a data centre, i heard outage's will be a challenging task for administrators.. any example of that sort will be a great help
 

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MOOPROXY(1)						      General Commands Manual						       MOOPROXY(1)

NAME
mooproxy - a buffering proxy for MOO connections SYNOPSIS
mooproxy [options] DESCRIPTION
mooproxy is a buffering proxy for MOOs (a class of text-based RPGs, descending from MUDs). The MOO client connects to mooproxy, and mooproxy connects to the MOO server. Mooproxy keeps you connected to the MOO server if the client disconnects (voluntarily, because of network problems, because the client crashes, because of a power outage, etc). Mooproxy also provides centralised logging, buffers text when the client isn't connected, and provides context when the client does con- nect. OPTIONS
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. -h, --help Show summary of options and exit. -V, --version Show version information and exit. -L, --license Show licensing information and exit. -w, --world worldname Specify the world file to load. -d, --no-daemon Do not daemonize; stay in the foreground instead. -m, --md5crypt Prompt for a string, and create and show an MD5 hash of this string. COPYRIGHT
Mooproxy is copyright (C) 2001-2011 Marcel Moreaux <marcelm@qvdr.net> SEE ALSO
Mooproxy offers online help for all of its commands and settings, accessible using the /help command. More comprehensive information about mooproxy can be found in /usr/share/doc/mooproxy/README. See /usr/share/doc/mooproxy/ExampleConfig for an example configuration file. September 1, 2011 MOOPROXY(1)
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