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Michael's vgLog
Some quiet time...
Not much to say atm. Just an update of the vgLog at the end of a 4
day mini-vacation. I have been working on a new logo. It met John's
approval, but he has decided to update that a bit as well. So, thre
will be a few more improvements there.
Progressing slowly with HACMP and virtualization articles. And, as time is available - doing the forums.
All
of you experts, soon to-be experts, and even new to AIX experts - share
what you know! That is what makes forums a great resource - when we all
share our experiences and knowledge.
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AIX6 -
WPAR: Using Workload Partitions
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Written by Michael Felt
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This article concludes a series of four articles as an introductino to working with WPAR - Workload Partitions.
This installment focuses on the Task Activity Monitor. I consider this one of the best features of the WPAR Manager interface - especially for tracking down (error) messages long after a task has
finished.
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vgGuides -
HOWTO: POWER, AIX and LOP - Step by Step
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Written by Michael Felt
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This HOWTO describes how to combine two standard AIX technologies that
can be used to simplify centralized collection and distribution of
software updates for AIX.
Rather than use SUMA on every system I setup
SUMA on separate systems based on their level of AIX - AIX 5.3 and AIX
6.1. As no new TL or SP are planned for AIX 5.2 and I am phasing AIX
5.2 out I am not using this process for updating the one or two AIX 5.2
systems. For all others I now use SUMA to collect updates and
distribute them to other systems via a software server. And since I
like pushing resources, I have integrated SUMA into my NIM resources.
I'll discuss the how and why below.
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AIX6 -
WPAR: Using Workload Partitions
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Written by Michael Felt
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In this part we show how easy it is to
create, activate, move, and stop a system WPAR – all using the WPAR
manager (browser) console. In part one we show how to configure the
WPAR manager, and in part 2 we show how to register and discover WPAR
agents – or AIX 6.1 servers that will be hosting System WPAR's
and/or Application WPAR's.
Although the focus is on the WPAR manager –
we start with getting the WPAR hosting environment ready. In this case: setting up the NFS environment to support Live Application Mobility.
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