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I would like to send Cisco router and pix box errors to an AIX server and then be able to retrieve the errors from syslog. Is anyone doing this and can someone give me instructions on how to accomplish this? It looks like many Cisco network products can use snmp to send messages to other...

We use a script to kill off certain users before we start our nightly backup. We have installed AIX 5.2 on several servers and we are seeing that when a user's shell is killed off, the who command still sees the users as being logged on. We installed maintenace level 1 and are still seeing...

I've heard that Hacmp 4.5 is buggy. Is anyone using Hacmp 4.4.1 with AIX 5.2? Is anyone using Hacmp 4.5 with AIX 5.2 and if you are, are you experiencing any problems. IBM says Hacmp 4.4.1 is not certified to run on AIX 5.2. Regards, Lee Hagen

We delete various files each night that are older than a specified access time. I'm seeing files that have a modification and update time that are later than the last access time. How can this be true? We are running AIX 5.1 which is pretty much up to date on patches.

Does sendmail use /tmp to store temporary files? If it does, can these files be redirected to another filesystem which is less likely to fill up? I am using cron to run scripts which check filesystem sizes, etc and then send out pages and emails if specified thresholds are exceeded. /tmp...

I modified the /etc/rc.tcpip file to remove the comment in front of the named service. I then rebooted the server and expected named to start up. Not only did named not start up, all the other services which should start up that are after the named line in /etc/rc.tcpip didn't start up either...

I am syncing up our Regattas running hacmp with a time server at 3:00 am. At the exact same time we are getting a slew of errors which can be viewed by errpt -a and be seen in the cluster.log file. What the errors all seem to boil down to is that hacmp thinks it is losing track of the...

How do I set up an AIX NTP server. I modified my /etc/ntp.conf to add....... server my_server_ip fudge my_server_ip stratum 12 driftfile /etc/ntp.drift tracefile /etc/ntp.trace then I started xntpd by startsrc -s xntpd When I tried to get the time from this server from a client I received...

How can I find all the possible attributes for a device such as a disk which can be changed by the chdev command. Lsattr seems to display only some of the attributes. For example I know that I can use the command chdev -l vpath0 -a pv=clear but I can't find a listing of what this command means...

Is it possible to fine tune the commands that sudo logs? For example can mkuser commmands be logged but lslicense commands be ignored. Thanks, Lee