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We are specialized in the below courses:

Redhat Linux Admin Redhat Linux Cluster
Redhat Virutualization IBM AIX Admin
IBM AIX Virtualization IBM AIX Cluster
HP Unix Admin HP Unix Cluster
HP Unix Virtualization Shell Scripting
Veritas Volume Manager Veritas Cluster
Oracle Core DBA VMWare


We provide training in such a way, So that you get in depth knowledge on the Courses you look for.

And we ensure you are very confident from each and every Techincal aspect that the IT Industry needs and expects from you.

We also conduct Workshops on the latest technology and the real time faculties sharing their work experiences to make you the best.

Friday 29 March 2013

Reading Diag Report

# diag : Command to perform Server Diagnostics.

# /usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/diagrpt -s ##### : Command to read the diagnostics Report.

# /usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/diagrpt -o : Command to read the last diagnostics Report. 

 

Wednesday 27 March 2013

Hardware Diagnostics on AIX

# diag -a : Command to perform Hardware Diagnostics on the server.


In AIX 5.2 and higher, missing resources (indicated by an 'M') and missing resource paths (indicated by a 'P') are integrated into the diagnostic resource selection list.

Monday 18 March 2013

Scanning New LUN

Linux:

# echo "- - -" > /sys/class/scsi_host/host#/scan

host# : Refers to which HBA (WWN ) neew LUN is assigned.

HPUX:

# insf

# ioscan -funC disk

AIX:

# cfgmgr

# lsdev -Cc disk

Hardware Information

Linux: 

# dmesg
# lspci
# dmidecode

HPUX : 

# dmesg
# ioscan

AIX: 

# lsdev -PH/CH
# lscfg -vp

Sunday 17 March 2013

Kernel Tuning in HPUX

The below post will help in viewing and managing the kernel parameters.

/stand/vmunix : Default Kernel Location.

# kconfig -v : Command shows the current kernel path, when was it updated and last configuration.

# kctune nproc=5200 : Command to change the kernel parameter.

# kctune -b yes nproc=5200 : Same as above which will automatically take kernel backup configuration.

# kctune -b no nproc=5200 : Same as above but will not take kernel backup configuration.

# kconfig -H : This will discard any changes to happen at the next reboot to the kernel. So the kernel will boot with the current running configuration.

# kcmodule : List all the kernel modules.

# kcmodule -v <Module_Name> : List information about that module.

# kcpath : Shows the name of the current path.

# kcusage -d nproc : Command shows the usage of nproc on hourly basis.