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
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Enable ssh :
Modify /etc/hosts.allow whit command :
sudo vi /etc/hosts.allow
and add line sshd: ALL: ALLOW
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Add hosts:
sudo vifp addserver 10.1.2.216
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List server:
sudo vifp listservers -l
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Connect to server:
vifptarget -s 10.1.2.215
# cd /var/spool/cron/crontabs
Editare il classico file di root
Killare il processo di crond
/var/spool/cron/crontabs # kill $(cat /var/run/crond.pid)
Riavviare il processo di crond
/var/spool/cron/crontabs # busybox crond
Al prossimo reboot il server avra perso il processo in crontab quindi ….
To schedule a local cron-job and have it be persistent (not lost at reboot) add the following lines to /etc/rc.local /bin/echo “0 9 * * * xxxxxxxxxxx” >> /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
/bin/busybox crond -b
then run auto-backup.sh it will backup the changes to the rc.local file
This Night i have apply this note for problem to Virtual Center:
VMware KB: Post installation issues with vCenter Server 4.1
select date_time,volume_name,type,backup_series,volume_seq,devclass,location from volhistory where backup_operation<>99
Resetting the NIM state using SMIT
Follow this procedure for resetting the NIM state using SMIT.
To return a machine to the ready state, enter the smit nim_mac_op fast path.
Select the target machine for the operation.
Select reset as the Operation to Perform.
To deallocate resources, change the Deallocate All Resources? field to yes.
Change the Force field to yes.