Search Results

Fixed.

Previous UNIX guy set the SNMP_PORT variable in 2 places to differing, non-default values. This caused the MIB subagents from connecting to the SNMP daemon. Eliminated one and reset the...

Thank You.
After using root to do the mksysb backup, the restoration was successful.

I have once experienced this problem without understanding what caused it but now learned thatn there is even a PMR dealing with it. Sometimes it happens that you encounter the following (rather...

Yikes!

This has perhaps nothing to do with your problem but this part of the script hurt my eyes so much i had to answer.

First: if you are not definitely, absolutely, genuinely 101% sure you...

Hi Guys,

As to "management-by-click", well maybe. But just in case, my Pig is outside, saddled and ready to fly.

Gull04

Before I chuck my couple of cents worth into the bucket here, a quick précis on me and what I’m doing at the moment.

I’m nearing retirement, I’ve worked on a huge range of equipment – for a long...

Amen. You are right, but i think you are missing the point: first, a determined "non-expert" (to avoid words more to the point) will be able to mess up anything. As i said, when locking him out of...

Most likely what happened was that the connections which have been half-removed before were being completely dissolved and then new connections (which you saw as "ESTABLISHED") were made.

AIX has...

Yes, thanks for the update - but I find it surprising that lppchk -f did not spot it as missing.

Can you get output similar to this?

# lslpp -w | grep sendmail.cf
...

Setting the netsvc.conf did the trick. Irrespective of what was in resolv.conf. Thanks Guy's for all the help on this. Wish the debug logs could have provided more hints towards this, but it's...

I doubt this is possible. IBM treats the HMC as "appliance", which means in turn that the biggest development effort is invested in making it impossible to do anything remotely resembling...

First: This board is about helping others to help themselves, not about doing their work for them. We really REALLY dislike questions which can be answered by a 5-seconds google search.

I have...

Instead of asking us you could have easily used "find" (which is executable by everybody) to search for files owned by "root" which have the owners x-bit set and the x-bits for group and world unset....

Right! Somehow i always manage to confuse these two acronyms, Thanks for correcting me,

bakunin

by closing threads which are not thought of enough to ask a coherent question, lack any vital information and are probably homework.

thread closed

bakunin

grrrrrrrr

Which part of "you don't have one" you couldn't understand?

You can ask the question again as often as you want, but this will fail to make the adapter RAID-capable in a predictable...

Yes - how about vi?

Seriously: without knowing any details it is hard to suggest anything.

Your question is like "i want to buy the best car - please advise": without knowing where you want to...

Historically, it started in the middle 90s with the SP/2: this was a rack with several rack-mounted systems, some glue-logic to have a single management platform (called the "control workstation")...

Everything worked beautifully. I put these instructions in our wiki (along with giving due credit and linking to this forum.) So, the people I work with will be able to do this without me.

You're right, I'm going to edit my question.
I'm using Visual Age C/C++ 10.0

---------- Post updated at 03:25 PM ---------- Previous update was at 12:59 PM ----------

Solved

By default...

You can combine ping with tcpdump which returns fine timestamps. Example:
(0)aserver:/home/root 6# tcpdump -i en0 ip proto \\icmp and host 192.168.100.>
tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v...