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Check this out; http://sourceforge.net/projects/nmon-webifier/ email me for more help.

Well like they said memory utilization will almost always be used up. use topas -i1 to see what i consuming it. if it is files, and not comp [on a database server] i recommend something LIKE the following; vmo -o maxclient%=30 -p vmo -o minperm%=10 -p vmo -o maxperm%=30 -p vmo -o maxfree=1024...

this is aix 5.2 ml2 btw; here are steps taken; a] umountall b] chg lv name = other; changing loglv c] edit /etc/filesystems = other d] remount and test = other e] umount f] varyoffvg g] exportvg h] rmdev -dl fcsX -R i] install drivers j] reboot k] importvg...

How do I change my 600gig volume group to SDD type instead of MPIO? it is mpio right now.. thanks

just fyi don't use vmtune on 5.2 it is just a link to run other programs, if you 'fall back' to old standards you lose a LOT of config options. look up vmo ioo Adam

if you are on aix 5.2 you can get stats per adapter with iostat -a, i would also recommend NMON and the excel counterpart.

not sure if i am following, just script it ;] ftp -in <<EOF open $tohost user $usrname $passwd ascii cd $destdir lcd $sourcedir mget *.dat rm *.dat bye EOF

Have you made required changes to HMC and host to run dlpar? here is a clip; 1.0 Verify the DLPAR Requirements Please see Appendix session if you need instruction how to access Linux on command line. Verify > Command -> Result -> Action 1 HMC level Click [Help] and then [About] on the HMC...

something to check, use iostat -a 1 50 the -a option will show you the total throughput on the adapter... also, if this is a new system change the block size on your tape drive, it is usually a problem, check the 620 too. Adam also HBA is your fiber card, are you running 2gig/1gig dual sdd?

i am running a script in a ksh93 shell that appears to cross its 'input variables' when the script runs twice at the same time. is there a way to prevent this? i need it to run simultaneously... here are some clips; #!/usr/bin/ksh93 # Seperate file path and first search argument...

you could always telnet ip port ie telnet 192.92.1.7 25 or if you like perl here is clip from Angel monitor; require 5.002; use strict; use IO::Socket; use Proc::Simple; sub Check_tcp { ## Global my ($Default_timeout) = 10; ## 20 seconds to abort connectio n...

i believe that it is, go to; smit device then Communication then Etherchannel

could you also please post a no -a thx

ancient Chinese secret for this one but it is straight forward in almost ALL unix/linux... anyhow, what works best for me is; modifying /usr/include/resolv.h /* * Global defines and variables for resolver stub. */ #define MAXNS 3 /* max # name servers we'll track */...

wow that is pretty slow, my recommendations would be; /usr/sbin/no -o rfc1323=1 /usr/sbin/no -o tcp_sendspace=131072 /usr/sbin/no -o tcp_recvspace=131072 /usr/sbin/no -o udp_sendspace=65536 /usr/sbin/no -o udp_recvspace=65536 also...