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800 is usually a server and 700 is usually a workstation so the c3000 is 700 and the J5000 is probably a 800

the files you are downloading are in depot format. swinstall will run these files. To make it easier to install the patches if you have a lot of them use should create a directory and do a swcopy of each patch to the directory. (do a man on swcopy to get the right syntax :) ) afterward you can...

You can use rcp in a script and put it into cron to copy the password file over once a week. ex. rcp "hostname:/etc/passwd" "hostname:/etc" Hope this helps.

Are you sure you are booting from the CD. When the system is starting to come up before it gets to the part that says booting you should interupt it and check out the bootable devices it knows about and change it to the CD.

I correctly work with HPUX, I do alot of my testing of scripts at home on my Linux system before putting them on our production systems at work.

did you do this restore to the / directory. if so located restored files and delete them.

Hi just point your mount points to the new devices. ex: mount /dev/dsk/cxxxxx mount-point

see if lpd and lpr are running on your redhat system.

could you give a little bit more info

try the pdisable command<br>the syntax is 'pdisable /dev/tty1'<br>i hope this will help

I run an MC Service Guard Cluster and have experience no problems with it. We have had several occasion when we have lost a system.

how many times do u put in the userid and password before it bounces you

The hpux system administration book has a procedure to do this. Look in the section for lvm.

does anyone has a script that does numeric paging. I'm running HP/UX 11.00 in a Service Guard cluster and I want the systems to beep the system admins when service guard goes into effect. Any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.