Hi gatetec,
It seems that your hd6 and paging00 are mirrored, which is a very good idea for availability purpouses. in that case, you don´t really need to migratepv your hd6 to hdisk1, as it is already on hdisk1 (mirrored). Both copies in a LVM mirror in AIX can deliver IO´s, so that wouldn´t...
The problem probably is TMOUT or TIMEOUT variable, like ogniemi said... It´s easy to see... simply type:
# echo $TMOUT
or
# echo $TIMEOUT
If returns no value, it´s not set at all.. so you shuld not have any problem...
If returns a value, it will be the number of iddle seconds before...
Well, usually the limiting factors for FTP are ulimit of the user who´s ftp´ing (and the process ftpd created with connection, if root has limit) or file-system file size limit (BF flag not true on jfs file systems)...
Best Regards
HTT
Hello there! I hava a problem: I set up passwordless keys from a Linux RedHat 7.2 to an AIX 4.3.3 with IBM's deployed OpenSSH (3.4p1) and to a Sun Solaris (OpenSSH 3.6.1p1) and I can't make it worn in AIX. In Solaris Box it works fine, but in AIX it simply does not work: It keeps me asking...
Hi nyck,
what´s the current level of Solaris? 2.6 or 8? is there any disks under VXVM control? maybe there´s some entries in /etc/system kernel config concearning VXVM...
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HTT
Hi...
These messages can show up sometimes when you are in a switched Lan and it goes into a network loop. Then these messages appears (Ip conflict with the same Mac addres than the local NIC). Talk to your Network Admin.
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tks, but I already did that, and that´s what mede me have this clue... and Sun Support Center is working on, but I would like to know if that problem affects anyone else with this same release.
regards
Hi all,
I am having some problems concearning to passwd -e command. I have 8 new machines with Solaris 8 07/03 installed with recommended patches of 12/04/2004 returning Segmentation Fault after issuing the command "passwd -e username". Eg:
# passwd -e test
Old Shell: /sbin/sh
New Shell...
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