Rich Smrcina wrote:
Interesting. That sort of smacks in the face of all reasonableness.
I really like this para:
"Here we have a clear-cut winner. The LVM ran 30% faster, achieved a 25%
higher transaction per second rate, scored 56% faster on kilobytes per
second and had a 108% better average
>>> On 11/20/2008 at 5:19 PM, "Slavick, Jack H" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am having a problem configuring VIPA on SLES9 Linux on z. I think the
> problem is a mismatch in MTU sizes between out VIPA OSA definitions and
> the dummy device we create. For some reason, we can only have a max MTU
Greetings all,
I am having a problem configuring VIPA on SLES9 Linux on z. I think the
problem is a mismatch in MTU sizes between out VIPA OSA definitions and
the dummy device we create. For some reason, we can only have a max MTU
size of 1500 on the dummy device and the real OSA is 8992 (actua
On Thursday 20 November 2008 13:34, Scully, William P wrote:
>During SLES installation we get messages about key generation and key
>fingerprints and the public/private key pairs. Suppose we're cloning
>this server, what should I be doing to "rework" the keys and
>fingerprints and key pairs such t
Hi,
To regenerate new SSH keys in 3 steps :
# Create a backup dir
mkdir -p /etc/ssh/backup
# Move ssh_host_dsa_key, ssh_host_dsa_key.pub, ssh_host_key,
ssh_host_key.pub,
# ssh_host_rsa_key and ssh_host_rsa_key.pub to the backup dir
mv /etc/ssh/ssh_host* /etc/ssh/backup
# Restart SSH
/etc/
During SLES installation we get messages about key generation and key
fingerprints and the public/private key pairs. Suppose we're cloning
this server, what should I be doing to "rework" the keys and
fingerprints and key pairs such that no two servers appear similar?
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Thanks, to everyone for their responses.
I hope the procedure can be made alot simpler if I was to use zipl.conf
and the dasd=- parm.
Does anyone know if that would make the change easier??
or
Does anyone know, if with SLES10, this procedure is different and/or
easier??
Also, does my SL
Mark, I went through everything you gave me(through VM) and it still fails. I
an wait for the network team to answer your question if it is Vlan aware and
layer2/3. I did ask one of the server guys and he seems to think layer 3.
Anyway here is the output form the commands you gave me. I'm not rea
