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Old 06-14-2008
communication problems

hello

i'v two aix servers 4.3. last night the goes down becuse electrical f
problems.
when the servers comes up i've notice that file /unix is gone. i've fix it and the problem fixed.
after few hours the same crash becuse elctrical problems.
file /unix is there , but now i've a communication problem.
when i copy file form server 1 to server 2 its going fast.
when i copy file from server 2 to server 1 its going slowly.
my ethernet card is config to 100 full duplex so the switch is config the same.
some one have a idea what i can check ?

best regards

ariec
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