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Clone 1 Hard disk fromIBM Intellipoint server with AIX 5.x
Post 302998407 by trevian3969 on Wednesday 31st of May 2017 03:59:22 PM
05-31-2017
Thank you for your answers. (Ill need to study this commands 
)
What Ive done works perfect as you suggested.
Server 1 (IBM aix 5.x with special application)
Server 2 (Same IBM model, with 1 new disk same as used by server 1)
Server 3 (Same IBM model, with 1 new disk, same as used by server 1)
Did the procedure, put the new disk in server 1, run the commands, take out the new disk, put it on server 2 and everything ok. Server 2 is a clone from server 1. Of course I need to change some network parameters to work (Ip, etc). Tested the application and works fine.
Tried to do the same procedure with server 3 based on the new disk cloned (server 2) and receive the errors mentioned.
Maybe it will work if I try to do the same procedure but instead of use the cloned disk, use the original (server 1) and the new from server 3 ?
Thanks again.
)What Ive done works perfect as you suggested.
Server 1 (IBM aix 5.x with special application)
Server 2 (Same IBM model, with 1 new disk same as used by server 1)
Server 3 (Same IBM model, with 1 new disk, same as used by server 1)
Did the procedure, put the new disk in server 1, run the commands, take out the new disk, put it on server 2 and everything ok. Server 2 is a clone from server 1. Of course I need to change some network parameters to work (Ip, etc). Tested the application and works fine.
Tried to do the same procedure with server 3 based on the new disk cloned (server 2) and receive the errors mentioned.
Maybe it will work if I try to do the same procedure but instead of use the cloned disk, use the original (server 1) and the new from server 3 ?
Thanks again.
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