In-depth exploration of IBM AIX advanced system management (LVM, HACMP dual computers each other

In-depth exploration of IBM AIX advanced system management (LVM and HACMP backup each other)

Course lecturer: meatballs

Course classification: other

Suitable for the crowd: advanced

Number of class hours: 53

Update level: over

Type of service: category C (general service courses)

Technologies used: AIX, LVM, HACMP

Project involved: AIX system management

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AIX (Advanced Interactive eXecutive) is a set of UNIX-like operating system developed by IBM based on AT&T Unix System V, which runs on the minicomputer hardware system designed by IBM proprietary Power series chips. It conforms to Open group's UNIX 98 industry standard (The Open Group UNIX 98 Base Brand) and provides comprehensive scalability for 32-bit and 64-bit applications through fully integrated parallel running support for these applications. It runs on all IBM~p series and IBM RS/6000 workstations, servers and large parallel supercomputers.

Chapter 1: Overview of Pseries system Management

Chapter 2: installation and start and stop of AIX 6 system

Chapter 3: software management and installation

Chapter 4: user Management and equipment Management

Chapter 5: LVM logical volume management

Chapter 6: backup recovery and error diagnosis

Chapter 7: storage Management

Chapter 8: AIX/HACMP/oracle dual-computer cluster