use this command : which generally gives the following output: There is no documentation about that command … By looking into /usr/lib/boot/bin/rc.powerfail_chrp, we can assume this : The first digit equals to : 0) => System under normal power conditions 1)
perform a validation : perform a migration : virtual_fc_mappings: Comma-separated list of virtual fibre channel adapters. Each item in this list has the format slot_num/vios_lpar_name/vios_lpar_id. For example, 4/vios2/3 specifies a virtual fibre channel adapter on a client logical partition with
UPDATE : it seems that it is quite simplier with the following option : 🙂 Sometimes after a system update (say a technology level upgrade), you don’t get the right TL version with oslevel. For example I tried to update
on a VI/O Server as padmin :
It can be a nightmare when you need to create a script listing easily and quickly some of the informations given by lssyscfg commande. Unfortunately, IBM didn’t really think about us, because what you get is this : OK, that’s
Configure NTP on AIX check if the ntp server is available