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Mmmh ... i think that bootinfo -T does'nt work very well. I've tried this command on a 43P 150, which i know that its platform is a chrp, and it reply me rspc I've made a lot of NIM installation and i've always used bootinfo -p to check my platform (for example it is rspc for a 25T). So, try...

Try to check your platform type with bootinfo -p Then check if your machine declaration is good (chrp,rs6k or rspc) and be careful of the bi-processor option Good luck "Unix, do you say ?"

I can help you to if you give use some info about your NIM server messages - have you for example a message like execution successful ? "Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible"

je te conseille de formuler tes questions in english ! Je ne saurai répondre à ta question mais il y a surement quelqu'un qui connait la réponse ici (mais en anglais) "Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible"

Aah OK i've found it ! - Excuse me for these stupid tries on the forum - "Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible"

How <color blue>blue<\color> works ? &quot;Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible&quot;

Well done !! Shame on me ... &quot;Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible&quot;

Hmmm...not a common problem. I've two ideas : + check your platforms by typing a #bootinfo -p on your two boxes. Then check if your NIM client configuration is good (chrp, rs6k or rspc) + check your client's ethernet NIM configuration : cable's field should be at N/A if you use RJ45 and...

Expose exactly what is your error message and maybe i could help you &quot;Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible&quot;

It's exactly what i've used NIM for ! Indeed, you can configure your NIM server ( after having correctly adding your AIX boxes with your NIM interface ) in order to accept a mksysb installation ; the main mksysb it's not important for the client's specific configurations files : SPOT ressource...

Try the NIM Installation Guide : http://www.rs6000.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/aixins/aixnimgd/edition.htm#A360D5AF481endr If you read it carefully, and follow it step by step, you 'll reach your goal easily. Good luck. &quot;Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible&quot;

Cause it's not under GPL ... &quot;Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible&quot;

I didn't know PuttY and i found it funny; Besides, its own keygen is useful. Just a little question : where does it store the known hosts ? Thanks &quot;Unix, it's like French : nothing is impossible&quot;

Thanks for your support. I think the problem does not depend on my modifications ; Indeed, it's not the first time i've made this and the only changes i've made goals the write permissions for users on the root and / directories ; But you're right, the first thing to do was to back out these...

Hi, I've got a surprising problem with sudo on a AIX 4.3.1 box : when i use sudo with a user, i've his message on terminal : &quot;Sorry, sudo must be setuid root&quot; Of course, i glance at /usr/local/bin and the rights are ... ---s--x--x 1 root sys 152453 22 fev 17:16 sudo In fact...

As dlmoore says in a previous thread, i'm surprised to see how this topic is important fo a lot of people; So, let me give some details to naveenrt : - FastConnect is an IBM product (not free) which do exactly the same things than Samba ; see...

First, you have to understand that sftp uses dsa encryption and not the common rsa-1 key pair generated by default for ssh. To start with, verify that you have set the right permissions for your .ssh directory (700) & for your known_hosts files (755) Then, you have to generate dsa key pair for...

I don't know how to say this -cause it's not the first time we ask for this with Elgis (hello Elgis )- but it's absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to mount smb shares on AIX :-(( Indeed, AIX's Kernel can't allow it. The only way is to share Windows file by NFS, with a product like Windows 2K Tools for Unix...

I've found the following on the Samba official website : &quot;The smbfs filesystem is a mountable SMB filesystem for Linux. It does not run on any other systems.&quot; See http://ftp.easynet.be/samba/samba/smbfs/ for details In fact my supposition was good : there is no way to mount smb...

Why smbmount is not implemented on AIX433?? I've a Samba server 2.2.0 on a AIX 4.3.3 box and i try to mount some shares on another AIX 4.3.3 box; but it seems to be impossible ! Maybe the AIX kernel is not able to do that... I hope someone knows the answer cause i've not found it anywhere...