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#!/usr/bin/ksh
CHECK=`ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep websphere | wc -l`
if [ $CHECK = 0 ]
then
echo "Websphere is down" | mailx -s "websphere is down" user@domain.com
fi

Look into sar.

i think booting into run level 3 should do it for you.

init 3

something like this maybe?

#!/usr/bin/ksh
clear
ps -ef | grep citizencro | awk '{print $2}' >> /tmp/proclist
echo "The following pids are owned by citizencro"
cat /tmp/proclist
echo "Which...

Im pretty sure the X4150's have internal raid controllers. If you do and you are using it, you have to go into that at boot and add the volumes.

Install the following rpm's (These are for AIX 6.1 so if they are not the same for 5.3, then just try to install rsync. It will tell you the dependencies that your missing and just grab them and...

All the storage Vendors should have their own Multipathing software, atleast the big ones. EMC uses Powerpath, Hiatchi uses HDLM, etc... I would just contact your storage vendor and see what they...

They all should have their own multipathing software. For instance EMC uses Powerpath. Just contact your storage vendor and see what they have. Obviously it is not free like the native...

I know this thread is a few weeks old, but here is another way to do it just in case anyone else runs into this issue.

From inside of vi:
:%s /[ctl v][ctl m]//g

Dont type out [ctl v] or [ctl...

Before you decide on that you may want to check and make sure the native mpio supports active/active multipathing. For some reason I was thinking that the native is only active/passive on AIX, but i...

try this and see if the host sees the fiber cards.

cfgadm -al

should see something like this:

# cfgadm -al
Ap_Id Type Receptacle Occupant Condition...

If you want to get performance statistics for a period of time just set up nmon to capture to a file for every 30 seconds or so for 24 hours, or however long you want. Then parse it through nmon...

Try to use dtrace to see what is eating up your swap space. You can find some pretty good dtrace scripts here that will help you figure it out.

Top Ten DTrace (D) Scripts...

snapshots in zfs are saved as a dataset under the same zpool that the actual filesystems is on. It is just a point in time snap of the filesystem and only saves the actual changes that happened from...

use the format command if you want to see the disks on solaris.

I dont know if this is what you are looking for but something like this will email it too you daily.

#!/bin/ksh
echo "Permissions to Shadow File" > /home/perm.txt
ls -asl /etc/shadow | awk...

Slice 2 is a backup slice representing the entire Solaris partition / physical disk. Skip it and go on to slice 3.

from the lom type break

passwd -x -1 username

has to be ran as root i believe.

If you want it to persist through password changes then script it and put it in roots crontab with all users that you want to not be...

Run something like this after you change the users uid to see if any files that were owned by the old uid and change them using the second command.

make note of the users uid before you change...

Looks like ce3 on the global does not have a valid IP address.

ce3: flags=1000803<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST,IPv4> mtu 1500 index 5
inet 0.0.0.0 netmask ff000000
ether...

Is there an equivilant to the preap command in AIX that would allow me to get rid of a zombie process. I am new to AIX, moving over from Solaris and in the past I have been able to preap the pid on...

You have to import the filesystems.

zpool import poolname

after you have them pools imported you just need to issue this command.

zfs mount -a

that should get all of your old zfs...

what does the following log file say:
/var/svc/log/system-filesystem-local:default.log

I had the same problem and it was due to zfs mount -a failing. Not that it is the same problem you are...

if you are using putty just set you keepalives to 60 seconds or so. it should keep you from timing out.