Or, and this is likely the most non-trivial approach, use something like
SAMBA (http://at.samba.org/samba/what_is_samba.html)
so that you can read the file system of the AIX machine from Windows.
--Larry S.
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To: CHIDIPI, RAMJEE (SBCSI)
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Subject: Re: Reading unix realtime logfile from windows
CHIDIPI, RAMJEE (SBCSI) wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I am generating one log file in AIX say (Memory. log) real-time. I
want
> to connect from windows 2000 to that AIX run a perl script for
analysis.
> I am wondering if anyone is familiar with this kind of task. If yes, I
> would greatly appreciate your help :)
Easiest thing would be to connect to a webserver on the AIX machine and
use CGI to parse the log file. If you can't use a webserver, you'll
need
to either have a daemon running and connect with sockets or use rsh to
run a command on AIX.
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