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yes your filesystem is jfs2
and if the application running on your box is capable to use AIO and has to access /usr2 than it will do so in async mode if required (a DB for example)
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zxmaus

I'm guessing its firewall blocked or something like this,
try to use X-Forwarding in the putty session.
in Putty: under SSH->X11-mark enable X11 forwarding.

you should enable this in...

OK, its could be an adapter error or a connection error,

Try the following commands:
lsdev -F name|grep ent | xargs -i -t rmdev -dl {} -R
this will remove all your network adapter
rmdev -dl...

There are several more issues in the script.

The first line says it is a "ksh" script. The "set" syntax is from "csh" and will not work with "ksh".

The last "echo" should be after the "EOF"...

If condition should be:

if [ $# -ne 2 ]