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Ok,
Nothing more is coming to my mind now, at this point what I can say is

Add tsm server (20.x) to /etc/hosts file of client.

Make sure you follow the correct naming convention for both, if...

This sounds quite strange.

First, do you have a VIOS or are you using HEAs in your LPAR?

Second, do you have any "energy saving" enabled in your system profiles? Believe it or not, there is...

The "K" KVM is for "Kernel-based", so it should be independent of any distribution.My experience with CentOS (basically a RedHat) was satisfying, but probably other distributions would have been...

It seems this can happen after a move of the VM.
Work-around: switch auto-move off for SuSE VMs. Manually move them, and reboot them if performance becomes bad and/or system load becomes high.

It's hard to tell without access to server.

You might want to check the iostat output on the machine.
If the values are high, check the machine for processes doing intensive disk operations.
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I recommend you look at Nigel's movies: AIX Movies (http://www.youtube.com/user/nigelargriffiths)
He has a section on IVM - much better that anything I made - way back when.

Hmm,
My perception was different, I was taking into account the actual failover of network from one VIOS to other VIOS.

Since you have only one VIO server, the dual redundancy of HEA is termed as...

Ok,
When you click "View/Modify Host Ethernet Adapters", you are seeing two HEA's, now check the one on the top and select properties,
under general tab check mark the option called "Allow virtual...

Hello there,

lp-hea are the native adapters attached to the Balde itself (they are HEA, and each HEA has 4 Logical ports). We use them, say for the first installation or for servers where you...

rsync uses port 873 by default per /etc/services so it would have to be opened; however, you don't have to use the default port...you can change it on the command line. see rsync --help

Have a look at Proxmax VE. It comes close to what you are looking for.

If it is easy or not depends on if you have simple demands or not. What exactly did you expect to get as an answer? And what exactly are we supposed to tell you knowing only your desired domain name?...

I don't know what TSM is on your system or whether other items in startup depend on it.
Subject to thorough checking, the general answer is to rename the link S01tsminst1_dmserv.rc to something...

You had never said that!

Did you check the logfiles for problems during booting?

Can you show the relevant fstab entry and the output of who -r, chkconfig --list nfs and service nfs status...

Have you added an appropriate entry to /etc/fstab on the NFS client?

Sorry, but I got confused to see your post. Which one is NFS server and which one is NFS client. Does the issue occur when you reboot the NFS server or the NFS client?

Do you mean to say that the...

I do not see the rest of the code and I'm not used to Suse Linux, but, I think the main issue is the response time of the NFS server. Sleep causes the script to be idle for 40 seconds during which...

I think the best way to answer your concern is:
Should a system swap? Only when under heavy usage?
- This should be episodic...If it more than weekly, then consider investing in more RAM.
...

Depends alot on the size of the swap and not so much % ratio... (what is 10% of 1 GB of disk to write nowerdays? 10% of 64 GB is not quite the same...)
The swap usage becomes a concern when...

Not sure how this works in SUSE, but could you add the commands in a post-up statement in the interface conf file?

1. Redhat's default ntpd.conf configuration is pure shit. Don't use it. Don't even think about basing your config on it. Notably, remove the "server 127.127...." and fudge lines.

2. You're...

Somehow, you don't seem to have a useradd command, at least none whereis can find :confused: You've got manpages for it but not the utility itself. Try 'man useradd' and see if it describes where...

etx3 by default reserves 5% space. You can google that and read more about it. I think you can use tune2fs to reclaim that default reservation, but if it is critical FS, I would leave it in. There is...

windows share ? ---> is that share drive which is present in some other system ?

dd is a general purpose data moving command. It's sometimes used for moving data from one raw disk to another but it's a flexible command and doesn't care what kind of files or devices it's talking...