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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Update TCP Keepalive value in Mac OS
to check values: sysctl -a | grep keepalive
sudo sysctl -w net.inet.tcp.always_keepalive=xx
tested in 10.7
sudo sysctl -w net.inet.tcp.always_keepalive=xx
tested in 10.7
Sunday, June 20, 2010
See server utilisation in IBM AIX
To see your server utilisation in IBM AIX including top processes, cpu usage, memory, virtual memory, paging space, I/O and load:
# topas
Type
Type
to quit
Example
topas
List all the available logs in IBM AIX
alog - list all the available logs in IBM AIX
Description
To list all the available logs that can be dumped with the alog command in IBM AIX
# alog -L
Then to seea particular logfile:
# alog -f logfile -o
Example
alog -L
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Description
To list all the available logs that can be dumped with the alog command in IBM AIX
# alog -L
Then to seea particular logfile:
# alog -f logfile -o
Example
alog -L
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Find number of active processors in IBM AIX
# bindprocessor -q
The available processors are: 0 1 2
To find the number of processors installed (but not necessarily available):
# lscfg -v | grep proc
proc0 00-00 Processor
proc2 00-02 Processor
proc4 00-04 Processor
proc6 00-06 Processor
Example
bindprocessor -q
via
The available processors are: 0 1 2
To find the number of processors installed (but not necessarily available):
# lscfg -v | grep proc
proc0 00-00 Processor
proc2 00-02 Processor
proc4 00-04 Processor
proc6 00-06 Processor
Example
bindprocessor -q
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Query installation packages installed in IBM AIX;
So, how in heavens do you query packages on IBM AIX, if this questions came to your mind, here it is:
To get long listing of LPPs installed:
# lslpp -L
# lslpp -l
To get information about a specific LPP:
# lslpp -L freeware.sudo.rte
To get listing of files in an LPP:
# lslpp -f freeware.sudo.rte
To see which LPP owns a file:
# lslpp -w /path/to/file
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To get long listing of LPPs installed:
# lslpp -L
# lslpp -l
To get information about a specific LPP:
# lslpp -L freeware.sudo.rte
To get listing of files in an LPP:
# lslpp -f freeware.sudo.rte
To see which LPP owns a file:
# lslpp -w /path/to/file
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Monday, June 14, 2010
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