Latest AIX servers. IBM's latesr AIX 7
Latest generation of IBM’s market leading, scalable, open standards-based UNIX® operating system
Binary compatibility with previous releases of AIX® to preserve client’s software investment
Tremendous vertical scalability to provide capacity for your IT infrastructure to grow with your business
Built-in clustering capabilities to simplify high availability and to provide infrastructure for future innovation
Enhancements to virtualization capabilities to provide even more flexibility to support changing workloads
Built on IBM POWER® technology and virtualization to help deliver superior performance, increase system utilization and efficiency, provide for easy administration and reduce total costs
Available in three editions for even more capability and flexibility
AIX, the future of the UNIX operating system
Businesses today need to maximize the return on investment in information technology. Their IT infrastructure should have the flexibility to quickly adjust to changing business computing requirements and scale to handle ever expanding workloads—without adding complexity. But just providing flexibility and performance isn’t enough; the IT infrastructure also needs to provide rock-solid security and near-continuous availability and while managing energy and cooling costs.
Good to see a blog exclusively for AIX issues
ReplyDeleteThanks for Starting the blog and sharing your knowledge on AIX. We expect more and more from you on AIX. Could you please let us know the concept of User Administrator. Bcoz As a sys.adm we need to work on it daily. Please update your blog frequently.We are watching you.Thanks in advance for your future updates.
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how to copy file system from one vg to another vg by using loglv ?
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