I have add to dsm.opt this option

 schedlogretention 15 S

 dsmched.log now is purged every 20 days and the old log vensono saved in a file .pru

List all entry inittab:
lsitab -a

Add Entry inittab:

mkitab "tty002:2:respawn:/usr/sbin/getty /dev/tty2"

Change Entry Inittab:

chitab "tty002:23:respawn:/usr/sbin/getty /dev/tty"

Remove Entry Inittab:

rmitab "tty002"  

I want make persist  change firewall for open smtp port.
I have copied smtp.xml  on persist datastore (es. /vmfs/volumes/datastore1) under directory script.
Now i have change the rc.local file whith :

/bin/cp /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/script/smtp.xml /etc/vmware/firewall/smtp.xml
esxcli network firewall refresh

Bye

I have read this Bluecoat support document KB2935

This query will identify all the targets with the old date of update, which should be to identify the target in question is no longer active:

SELECT LIVEPOINTS.HWKEY ,ASSET.COMPUTERNAME ,LIVEPOINTS.DOMAIN_NAME ,LIVEPOINTS.IP_ADDRESSES ,LIVEPOINTS.LOGGED_USER ,LIVEPOINTS.USER_LANGUAGE ,LIVEPOINTS.OS_NAME ,LIVEPOINTS.TIMEZONE ,LIVEPOINTS.TARGET_VERSION ,LIVEPOINTS.LAST_UPDATE  FROM ASSET.LIVEPOINTS LIVEPOINTS LEFT OUTER JOIN ASSET.ASSET ASSET ON LIVEPOINTS.HWKEY = ASSET.HWKEY WHERE LIVEPOINTS.LAST_UPDATE < ‘2011-11-01 00:00:01’

The file of  rule of firewall esxi is locate to:

/etc/vmware/firewall/

for view rule:

esxcli network firewall ruleset list

create file smtp.xml whit:

esxcli network firewall refresh 
esxcli network firewall ruleset list

and show end to list the new rule

type  

esxcli network firewall ruleset rule list | grep SMTP

for view details of rule

Next Post i show command for make persist this configuratione

HOW TO MAKE PERSIST CHANGE FIREWALL

1. Export a file system on AIX by using one of these methods.
   • Use this procedure:
     1. Add the file system that you want to export to the /etc/exports file.
     2. Export all entries in the file /etc/exports by entering the command /usr/sbin/exportfs -a
     3. Verify that the file system is exported by entering the command⁄usr⁄sbin⁄exportfs

     All shared file systems are displayed.

   • Use smitty:
     1. Enter the command smitty mknfsexp
     2. In the PATHNAME of directory to export field, type the name of the file system that you want to export.
     3. In the MODE to export directory field, select read-write.
     4. In the HOSTS & NETGROUPS allowed client access field, type the name of the hosts that are allowed to mount this file system.
     5. Press Enter. The export procedure is started.
     6. Press F10 to stop smitty.
2. Mount a file system on AIX by using one of these methods.
   • Use this procedure:
     1. If the file system that you want to mount is remote, ensure that you have the permission to mount it by entering the command⁄usr⁄bin⁄showmount – e <remote host>
        where <remote host> is the name of the remote operating system.
     2. Choose an empty file system that serves as the mount point for the file system that you want to mount. If an empty file system does not yet exist, create it by entering the command mkdir /<local dir>
        where <local dir> is the name of the local file system.
     3. Mount the file system on your local system by entering the command⁄usr⁄sbin⁄mount -o rw,soft -n <remote host>/<remote dir>/<local dir>
        where:
        <remote host> is the name of the remote operating system
        <remote dir> is the name of the remote file system
        <local dir> is the name of the local file system
   • Use smitty:
     1. Enter the command smitty mountfs
     2. In the FILE SYSTEM name field, type the name of the file system on the remote system.
     3. In the DIRECTORY over which to mount field, type the name of the mount point on your local system.
     4. In the TYPE of file system field, select nfs3.
     5. In the FORCE the mount field, select yes.
     6. In the REMOTE NODE containing the file system field, type the name of the remote host.
     7. In the MOUNT as a READ-ONLY system field, select no.
     8. Press Enter. The mount process is started.
     9. Press F10 to stop smitty.

I need to restore data from server A of data server B
Connect to server B and enable access :

tsm> set access backup /oradata/xxx/system/* * *
ANS1148I ‘Set Access’ command successfully completed
tsm> set access backup /oradata/xxx/system/*/* * *
ANS1148I ‘Set Access’ command successfully completed
tsm> set access backup /oradata/xxx/dati/* * *
ANS1148I ‘Set Access’ command successfully completed

How to view access :

instfix -i  | grep ML

Create spot from mksysb

nim -o define -t spot -a source=mksysb1 -a server=master -a location=/export/spot spot1

Install mksysb :

smitty nim_bosinst
  Select a TARGET for the operation
  Select the installation TYPE
                        mksysb – Install from a mksysb
  Select the MKSYSB to use for the installation
  Select Spot

For reset info:

nim -F -o reset lennonmo