netcdctrl -t dns -e hosts -s /tmp/netcd.cache.out
What is SPOT?
a SPOT (shared product object tree),
and the pSeries to be migrated will have to be defined as objects
on the NIM server environment.
AIX Firmware
To determine the currently installed firmware level, read the documentation for the
appropriate hardware system. For example, use the following AIX command for checking the
firmware level of the IntelliStation POWER 275:
lscfg -vp | grep -p Platform
This command will produce a system configuration report similar to the following:
Platform Firmware:
ROM Level.(alterable).......3F030703
Version.....................RS6K
System Info Specific.(YL)...U1.18-P1-H2/Y2
Physical Location: U1.18-P1-H2/Y2
The ROM Level line lists the level of the currently installed firmware. In the example, the
current firmware level is 3F030703.
AIX Advanced Interactive Execute
APAR Authorized Program Analysis Report
BOS Base Operating System
CDE Common Desktop Environment
CD-ROM Compact Disc - Read Only Memory
CHRP Common Hardware Reference Platform
CPU Central Processing Unit
DNS Domain Name System
FTP File Transfer Program GB Giga Byte
HMC Hardware Management Console
ITSO International Technical Support Organization
JFS Journaled File System
KSH Korn Shell Environment
LAN Local Area Network
LPP Licence Program Product
LUM Licence Use Managemant
LVM Logical Volume Manager
MCA Micro Channel Architecture
ML Maintenance Level
NFS Network File System
NIM Network Installation Management
NIS Network Information Service
NLS National Language Support
OS Operating System
PreP Power Reference Platform
RISC Reduced Instruction Set Computing
RTE Runtime Environment
SMIT System Management Interface Tool
SPOT Shared Product Object Tree
TCL/TK Tool Command Language /Toolkit
TZ Time Zone
VPM Virtual Product Modeling
WDFM Withdrawn from Marketing
WDFS Withdrawn from Service
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Aix Booting
POST
/etc/rc.boot
/etc/inittab
/usr/lib/boot
/usr/lib/drivers
telinit [level number]
halt
init
poweroff
reboot
shutdown
uadmin
bosboot - [user new kernel]
bootinfo [display boot information]
shutdown -Fr [reboot the machine]
shutdown [power off the machine
halt [power off the machine]
/etc/security/.profile - profile template
/etc/profile
/etc/environment
/etc/security/.profile
smitty device
mkdev,rmdev,chdev,lsdev
smitty tcpip
mktcpip
ifconfig
chnamsv - [change the name service]
rmnamsv - [unconfigure the same service]
/etc/resolv.conf - [display the name service]
vi /etc/netsvc.conf [NSORDER environment variable]
change a hostname
#chdev -l inet0 -a hostname=hoostname
# /etc/services
# /etc/protocols
# iptrace
# netstat
# nfsstat - [ display the NFS and RPC statistics]
# netpmon - [ Display the Network statistics I/O and CPU usage]
# svmon [snapshot of virutual memory]
# vmstat [display virtual memory statistics]
# iostat or filemon [ display I/O statistics]
lsps -a
/etc/hosts.equiv [specity remote users and host that can execute commands on the local host]
/var/adm/sulog
/etc/syslog.conf
backup operating system - mksysb or mkcd
start/stop sciprts ->/etc
device directory ->/dev
Display the RAM
#bootinfo -r or prtconf
/etc/rc.boot
/etc/inittab
/usr/lib/boot
/usr/lib/drivers
telinit [level number]
halt
init
poweroff
reboot
shutdown
uadmin
bosboot - [user new kernel]
bootinfo [display boot information]
shutdown -Fr [reboot the machine]
shutdown [power off the machine
halt [power off the machine]
/etc/security/.profile - profile template
/etc/profile
/etc/environment
/etc/security/.profile
smitty device
mkdev,rmdev,chdev,lsdev
smitty tcpip
mktcpip
ifconfig
chnamsv - [change the name service]
rmnamsv - [unconfigure the same service]
/etc/resolv.conf - [display the name service]
vi /etc/netsvc.conf [NSORDER environment variable]
change a hostname
#chdev -l inet0 -a hostname=hoostname
# /etc/services
# /etc/protocols
# iptrace
# netstat
# nfsstat - [ display the NFS and RPC statistics]
# netpmon - [ Display the Network statistics I/O and CPU usage]
# svmon [snapshot of virutual memory]
# vmstat [display virtual memory statistics]
# iostat or filemon [ display I/O statistics]
lsps -a
/etc/hosts.equiv [specity remote users and host that can execute commands on the local host]
/var/adm/sulog
/etc/syslog.conf
backup operating system - mksysb or mkcd
start/stop sciprts ->/etc
device directory ->/dev
Display the RAM
#bootinfo -r or prtconf
Aix Package
Logical grouping of Packages - Bundle
installp -a or smitty install_latest
installp -r [remove package]
installp -u [committed package]
lslpp - L - [display installed packages]
installp -r or smitty reject - [remove a patch]
lppchk - [to verify correct installation]
installp -a or smitty install_latest
installp -r [remove package]
installp -u [committed package]
lslpp - L - [display installed packages]
installp -r or smitty reject - [remove a patch]
lppchk - [to verify correct installation]
AIX Storage Structure
lsfs - [it reads output of /etc/filesystems]
a disks is composed of physical partions
a physical volume is a physical disk
a volume group is composed of physical volumes
a volume group is devided into logical volumes
a file system is placed onto a logical volume.
a logical volume is extensible and can reside on more than one physical volume.
smitty lvm
migratepv [move logical volume to another physical volume]
mklv,extendlv,rmlv
mkvg,reducevg,extendvg
a disks is composed of physical partions
a physical volume is a physical disk
a volume group is composed of physical volumes
a volume group is devided into logical volumes
a file system is placed onto a logical volume.
a logical volume is extensible and can reside on more than one physical volume.
smitty lvm
migratepv [move logical volume to another physical volume]
mklv,extendlv,rmlv
mkvg,reducevg,extendvg
AiX Print
http://aix4admins.blogspot.com/
smitty print
mkdev
qadm
lpc
lpstat
lpadmin -p [change a print queue]
chque
chquedev
chviprt
lpadmin -x [remove print queue]
lsque
lsquedev
lsvirprt
lpstat [display the print queue]
smitty print
mkdev
qadm
lpc
lpstat
lpadmin -p [change a print queue]
chque
chquedev
chviprt
lpadmin -x [remove print queue]
lsque
lsquedev
lsvirprt
lpstat [display the print queue]
GPFS
About GPFS
The General Parallel File System (GPFS)
it is a high performance shared disk clustered file system
GPFS proides concurrent high-speed file access to applications executing nodes of clusters.
it can be used with AIX 5L cluster, Linux clusters, on Micrsoft Windows Server, or a heterogeneous cluster of AIX, Liux and Windows nodes. In addition to providing file system storage capacbilities, GPFS provides tools for management and administration of the GPFS cluster and allows for shared access to fie systems from remote GPFS clusters.
Pre-Requisite for GPFS
AIX 5.3 SOE Patchset 13 or later, Aix 6.1 SOE Patchset 6 or Later
GPFS version 3.3 with ML4
Take a alt disk backup before seting up gpfs
Make sure the cluster disk is visible on both nodes.
SSh Configuration between GPFS nodes.
for cluster managment it is requirment of gpfs that ssh keys are configured for the root acccount for connections between cluster nodes. This only applies for coonnections from manager nodes to manager nodes and from manager nodes to client nodes. Notes that manager node also needs the ability to connect to itself via ssh
# lslpp -l |grep -i gpfs
# mmcrcluster -N /tmp/gpfs.allnodes -p hostname -s hostname -r /usr/local/bin/ssh-R/usr/local/bin/scp -C xxxx
# mmgetstat -a [current status]
# mmlscluster [to list file for gpfs]
# vi /tmp/gpfs.disk [adding the gpfs file need to configure in hdisk]
hdisk6:hostname-backup1,hostname-backup2::dataAndMetadata:1;arp19gpfs1
# mmcrnsd -F /tmp/gpfs.disk -v no
# mmlsconfig
# mmcrfs gpfs-name-F /tmp/gpfs.disk -T /gpfs-name -B 64K -A yes
# mmlsfs gpfs-name
# mmshutdown -a [shutdown gpfs on all nodes]
# mmchconfig tiebreakerdisks="gpfs-name" [to verify the outputs @lspv cmds]
# mmstartup -a
# mmount -a /gpfs-name
# mmshutdown [to single gpfs filesystem for shutdown]
# mmshutdown -N node,[node,node] [shutdown the filesystem on the listed nodes]
The General Parallel File System (GPFS)
it is a high performance shared disk clustered file system
GPFS proides concurrent high-speed file access to applications executing nodes of clusters.
it can be used with AIX 5L cluster, Linux clusters, on Micrsoft Windows Server, or a heterogeneous cluster of AIX, Liux and Windows nodes. In addition to providing file system storage capacbilities, GPFS provides tools for management and administration of the GPFS cluster and allows for shared access to fie systems from remote GPFS clusters.
Pre-Requisite for GPFS
AIX 5.3 SOE Patchset 13 or later, Aix 6.1 SOE Patchset 6 or Later
GPFS version 3.3 with ML4
Take a alt disk backup before seting up gpfs
Make sure the cluster disk is visible on both nodes.
SSh Configuration between GPFS nodes.
for cluster managment it is requirment of gpfs that ssh keys are configured for the root acccount for connections between cluster nodes. This only applies for coonnections from manager nodes to manager nodes and from manager nodes to client nodes. Notes that manager node also needs the ability to connect to itself via ssh
# lslpp -l |grep -i gpfs
# mmcrcluster -N /tmp/gpfs.allnodes -p hostname -s hostname -r /usr/local/bin/ssh-R/usr/local/bin/scp -C xxxx
# mmgetstat -a [current status]
# mmlscluster [to list file for gpfs]
# vi /tmp/gpfs.disk [adding the gpfs file need to configure in hdisk]
hdisk6:hostname-backup1,hostname-backup2::dataAndMetadata:1;arp19gpfs1
# mmcrnsd -F /tmp/gpfs.disk -v no
# mmlsconfig
# mmcrfs gpfs-name-F /tmp/gpfs.disk -T /gpfs-name -B 64K -A yes
# mmlsfs gpfs-name
# mmshutdown -a [shutdown gpfs on all nodes]
# mmchconfig tiebreakerdisks="gpfs-name" [to verify the outputs @lspv cmds]
# mmstartup -a
# mmount -a /gpfs-name
# mmshutdown [to single gpfs filesystem for shutdown]
# mmshutdown -N node,[node,node] [shutdown the filesystem on the listed nodes]
Backup-Files
The Default Location is /var/hacmp/clverify/clverify.log
lsmap -all |grep -p servername
mkdir -p /backup/reports/`hostname`
netstat -in >/backup/reports/`hostname`
netstat -i >/backup/reports/`hostname`/netstat-in.`hostname`
netstat -nr> /backu/reports/'hostname`/netstat -nr.`hostname`
ps -ef >
/usr/lpp/EMC/Symmetrix/bin/inq.aix64_51 -all>
df -g>
df |wc -l >
lspv >
lsvg -o>
prtconf >
lsvg -l lsvg >
lscfg -vp >
lsfs -a >
ifconfig -a >
lsdev -Cc disk >
lsdev >
powermt display dev=all >
vxdisk -o alldgs -e list>
vxprint -ht>
bootlist -m normal -o>
bootinfo -b >
hastatus -sum>
hastatus >
start the server in sms mode with HMC commands
chsysstate -r lpar -o on -m SK25_15_IFB_p570_SN034343 -n servername -b sms -f servername-normal
cfgmgr
varyon datavg
varyon appvg
mountall
lsmap -all |grep -p servername
mkdir -p /backup/reports/`hostname`
netstat -in >/backup/reports/`hostname`
netstat -i >/backup/reports/`hostname`/netstat-in.`hostname`
netstat -nr> /backu/reports/'hostname`/netstat -nr.`hostname`
ps -ef >
/usr/lpp/EMC/Symmetrix/bin/inq.aix64_51 -all>
df -g>
df |wc -l >
lspv >
lsvg -o>
prtconf >
lsvg -l lsvg >
lscfg -vp >
lsfs -a >
ifconfig -a >
lsdev -Cc disk >
lsdev >
powermt display dev=all >
vxdisk -o alldgs -e list>
vxprint -ht>
bootlist -m normal -o>
bootinfo -b >
hastatus -sum>
hastatus >
start the server in sms mode with HMC commands
chsysstate -r lpar -o on -m SK25_15_IFB_p570_SN034343 -n servername -b sms -f servername-normal
cfgmgr
varyon datavg
varyon appvg
mountall
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