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Hi All, We have a J2EE app running in WebSphere Application Server, that will connect to a public FTP server via FTPS to download files. We use the WAS's web plugin, and connect to IBM HTTP Server as client facing interface. Problem is the IHS does not ...
Today, IBM has posted its second set of modules to the AIX collection in Ansible Galaxy. This includes use cases such as device and filesystems management. You can find more details at https://galaxy.ansible.com/ibm/power_aix . ------------------------------ ...
Overview: Filesystem space reclaim is used to return space to the disk in order to enact a Thin Provisioning scheme. Under a Thin Provisioning scheme, space is not allocated until a write is issued by the host to the disk. But as ...
The lvmo command is used to manage tunables such as the number of LVM pbufs on a per volume group basis. These tunables are stored outside of the on disk volume group in ODM, and are not preserved when the volume group is moved to a new LPAR. ...
Many of us have used AIX LDAP clients with AIX LDAP servers. But is it possible to have AIX LDAP clients with a Windows Active Directory [AD] as its LDAP Server?. Yes it is! AIX is compliant to RFC 2307, which explains how to use LDAP as a NIS ...
Security and compliance are vital to all businesses. IBM PowerSC (Power is Security & Compliance) provides a security and Compliance solution optimized for virtualized environments on Power Systems servers, running Power VM and AIX. PowerSC Trusted ...
AIX Multi-Factor Authentication via RSA SecurID Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a method of access control in which a user is granted access only after successfully presenting several separate pieces of evidence ...
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