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Hi,

I want to run my script and want to ensure it captures all logging.

For e.g I got this from another forum

# Redirect the current stderr into stdout
exec 2>&1
# Redirect the current...

Hey All,

I have running dual VIOS on a P9 systems, and just created a new LPAR profile. My objective is to create LPAR Client VFC adapters, and then DLPAR VFC Server adapters on the VIOS.


In...

Exporting a env variable e.g export PW=hi
./script PW ssh user@server "date"

This will not work. It will NOT pass the password argument PW variable to ps output, but the actual password itself....

That is not going to work. As I said I don't want the password viewed which that will most definitely be visible to ps listing. :(

Hi All,


I have a script, which prompts me for my password input, then it passes that password onto an argument for another script which is then passed onto an expect script which automates my...

I install the HMC first, and configure it, this way, when you connect your managed system to the network, the HMC will search and connect to the managed system providing its in a 'private' network...

It sure does. :)

The last command works perfectly fine for capturing who logged on at what time and date and possibly the desktop hostname/pc/asset id .

Simple answer. No.

Hi Philippe,

Are the UID and GID's owned by a user or group locally on the system?

I don't know where you are getting your information from about what is entitled and what's used etc.
Perhaps go on your HMC and show me the LPAR profile set up you have done.
Read on lssyscfg for...

lslpp -f filename will show you the files that belong to the fileset and give you the paths and directories.
If you want to do a find search try
find / -name *filename* -print and troll through the...

As ross.mather has said, if your entitled capacity is not used, it goes back into the resource pool. If your LPAR CPU entitlement is capped, it obviously won't share it. What's there to share if its...

Update: The fibre adapters were perfectly fine ( as suspected ). SAN team moved fibre cables from the original SAN switch it was currently in, into another SAN switch and the luns appeared.
Funnily...

What is the full command you used ?

Do a showmount -e to see what's available to your host.

We'll go from there.

You could also check the HMC settings and enable http and ssh enabled.
I can't remember on the top of my head.

No, didn't use any protection caps.
I'm going out tomorrow, so, will definitely try different PCI slots, and clean out any dust in the optical connectors.
Will let you know guys know how it goes.
...

What he said. Just re-size the window.

Yes we can help you, read your WAS log files. They are very helpful to debug or find the root cause to your problem.

Possibility of power cycling the system. Even though this system has been bought brand new less then a year old.

We did change fibre cables as well.

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Yes, no link,connectivity,communication to the fabric switch. SAN guys cannot establish a "link" or "connectivity" from the adapter to the switch.
I will go out tomorrow and do "SAN Zone Support"...

Bakunin, the SAN team advised me they don't do port mapping. They do WWN mapping. So, whatever port they plug into shouldn't matter. (I'm not 100% sure of this). Think of it like this. Fabric switch...

Our storage admin can definitely not see the wwns online or logged in.
We are using 3PAR SAN

Fcstat definitely immediately outputs information on a working adapter.
But would it not show if...

-I don't believe we used the same switch ports
-We are using brocade silkworm...forgot model
-the SAN team advised their settings are the same as the adapter that is currently working
-they have...

Hi guys,

I've been trying to tackle this issue for days and I'm stumped. Hopefully someone can give more light on what else I can do.

I have a p7 series box, with dual VIOS and 10 lpars and...