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So you generated your public key on the local system using ssh-keygen...now you need to copy it to the remote system and append right?


1. cd into /root/.ssh on your source box
2. Use this...

The reboot is just to ensure that the tz changes are picked up by all processes. Essentially, if you don't reboot, then all running processes prior to the "chtz" command will continue to use the old...

You do not have to reboot.

Assuming you have the proper hardware...

How would I know if I am running a 32-bit kernel or 64-bit kernel?

To display if the kernel is 32-bit enabled or 64-bit enabled, type:

bootinfo -K
...

1. verify your config in /etc/ntp.conf
2. "stopsrc -s xntpd"
3. ntpdate <your time server>
4. "startsrc -s xntpd"

That would be easiest, or if you're more masochistic, just do an "lsattr -El sys0", or "lscfg -vp"...heh.

If you want something else, you can look at the error logs in the ASMI.

Sure, no problem. Just make sure you have all the drivers in your os image for that particular architecture (including fiber/eth models)