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/hi_there try the dns-tool nslookup. if nslookup connects to your dns-server there is no problem with your DNSconfig, if you cant establish a connection then you might want to check your /etc/resolv.conf one more time. >nslookup Default Server : dns.at.isp.com Adress : ###.###.###.### >...

hi... scripts usually use the >/dev/null 2>&1 at the end of a commandline just to ignore all msgs + errormsgs. If this is the case, change the /dev/null to something like /tmp/script.log. Then run the script to see if there is any valuable information generated or any errormsgs. its just a...

hi there! well, think that the DG is wrong. use your MS-proxy (internal adress) as DG for your LinuxBox. then try to ping it. (like everybody else is telling you :) ) then the final test to be shure that the nameresolution is working correctly is to do a "nslookup" try that. if you...

hmmm, ok. what is your UNiX-flavor? Im a little curious on that number ",17410" and as you can see the file has been changed Monday this week. thats a little bit strange. have you tried to remake the device? //DG

hi there! cd to /etc. ls for ftp* and look for : ftpaccess, ftpaccess.heavy, ftphosts, ftpgroups, ftpusers, ftpconversions. config these files for a restricted access to you AiX ftp server. good luck! //DG

hi there! there is a program made just for AiX for this kind of operations. this tool is called SUDO. and its GR8! goto -> http://www.courtesan.com/sudo/ good luck! //DG

hi there! strange thing. have you installed any new devices (ex. scsi hdd, or cdrom etc.) recently? if so, maybe the LUN has changed for some strange reason. Check the rights on /dev/DAT. //DG

Hi Mike. The [b]refresh[b]-command is an native AiX cmd. So thats Y. :) /DG

tar the files and email it to the ftp-site. there must be someone you know at that site? ..explain some more about the firewall and your other connections (LAN ,WAN? etc) /DG