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First off it's not AIX6.3 but AIX6.1,
If who -ub is showing you hostname, that means your DNS is resolving the IP to hostname.
Just do nslookup <hostname>, it should give you IP address.

The other way to try is
cp -p /etc/security/passwd /etc/security/passwd.orig

Now change the password of the user
passwd <user>

Reset the unsuccessful login count
chuser...

Hmm,
As vbe asked, without seeing the message it will be difficult to answer, if the broadcast is happening on all sessions of that server, my two cents for wall. Also, check the crontab of root to...

Hmm,
There are couple of things I can think of

1. Make sure you have the appropriate permissions to write the mksysb to NFS mount.
2. Make sure ulimit values are set to unlimited.
3. If the...

Hmm,

The error it is throwing clearly says it cannot find /dev/hd5
There is something utterly wrong in the configuration, why are all the LV names changed? why bootlv00? it should be something...

Seems like hdisk1-hdisk6 are concurrent VG's

In a cluster any VG that is to be shared are changed to concurrent_capable.
If you run
lsattr -El vg_fsX (where X=1,2,3,4,5) and same for vg_scratch,...

I ran into the same issue few months ago. But the below is very helpful
Easy way out.

I am taking your example of HTTP, but you can apply this to almost all the RPMs that you think exist on the...

OK,
That goes with VG, see which VG is shared, when you run
lspv
Few VG's show concurrent and few active, the concurrent one's are shared between the nodes in cluster.

The VGs (single or...

Ok,
Have you tried varyoffvg patchtest?

If that doesn't varyoff, then you have to look into each vhost and their backing device and compare it with lsvg -l `lsvg` output.

If you see some...

Send me the output of
sysdumpdev -l
lsps -a
Also, try
rmfs /space

By the way when you run rmlv, you just mention the lvname and NO /dev
So, it should be
rmlv -f fslv00

Ok, remove it

Bingo,
The culprit is
/dev/fslv00 -- /space jfs2 -- rw no no

Umount the /space filesystem
umount -f /spaceThis should automatically varyoff patchtest VG.

I feel there is alteast one more LV (may be more) that is still assigned to client(s).
Ok , do this
On VIOS as root
lsfs
lsvg -l `lsvg`
Compare the output of those two, see which LV is missing...

Ok, what is the output of
lsvg -l patchtest

Ok, so LV is given as disk to client.
Do this
On VIOS (as root)
lsvg -o
lsvg -l <vgname>In which VG do you find the LV testpatch?

Now go to client and do
rmdev -Rdl hdisk0

Now go to VIOS...

I am confused as to how the disk is coming to client?
Have you created a VG on VIOS, created LV and giving those LV's as vscsi disks to client? or you have mapped the whole disk to client?
If your...

Ok,
So you manually edited the /etc/passwd file.
Lesson no.1 You never do that.

Now, coming to your problem, after you change the password for root2, is it letting you in to the system?

Do...

Go to my 1st post, I did mentioned that you need the base fileset, as your fileset is at 6.1.x level.
Once you install the base fileset, then you can take a leap to higher 7.1.X version.

Hmmm,
Can you paste the output of
lslpp -L bos.mp64
oslevel -s
oslevel -sq


Also, how are you upgrading the OS? From where you downloaded the binaries?

Hmmm,
So you are not seeing anything with 'I'?
Something as
bos.loc.com.utf.7.1.1.15.I

Ok in the DVD have you searched for
ls -l bos.loc.com.utf*

Yes, the DVD should have the base fileset.

Hello,
As per the error, you are missing the base file set for the below

bos.loc.com.utf 7.1.3.0 # Common Locale Support - UTF-8
bos.loc.utf.EN_US 7.1.3.0 # Base System Locale UTF Code ......

Ok,
Check for the umask value on local service ID (for application).
lsuser -a umask <username>
lsuser -a umask abc (abc is user)
abc umask=XXXIf the value is NOT 022 or 22 (both mean same, then...

As vbe and corono688 mentioned umask value goes with user.

In AIX you can set umask for each user or set default value for all users

To change the umask value
chuser umask=022 <username>
...

Ok,
On AIX when you run
oslevel -s (You get something like below)
7100-02-03-1334
I have an example of AIX71
7100- is the Operating System Version
02 - is the Technology Level (TL)
03 -...