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any aix administrators?
joehalford01
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Hi,
We're getting ready to roll out an upgraded AIX box and disc subsystem with the latest version of AIX within the next year. Any good books on this topic or geared towards AIX specifically? Any tips? I'm familiar with Linux and AIX as a user but I'd really like to get more in depth after I finish the network+ exam. I'm not thinking about certifying in it, but I'd like to remove the "magic box" mystery going on in my head when it comes to this server. We're on version 5 right now, an old P series server.
We're getting ready to roll out an upgraded AIX box and disc subsystem with the latest version of AIX within the next year. Any good books on this topic or geared towards AIX specifically? Any tips? I'm familiar with Linux and AIX as a user but I'd really like to get more in depth after I finish the network+ exam. I'm not thinking about certifying in it, but I'd like to remove the "magic box" mystery going on in my head when it comes to this server. We're on version 5 right now, an old P series server.
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UnixGuy
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I wish I could help you, but unfortunately I didn't get a chance to play with AIX yet, and the fact that I still can't use it on a VM machine is holding me back.
AIX uses LVM, so you can learn that on a Linux box.. unix.com is a good resource, check it out
joehalford01 wrote: »Hi,
We're getting ready to roll out an upgraded AIX box and disc subsystem with the latest version of AIX within the next year. Any good books on this topic or geared towards AIX specifically? Any tips? I'm familiar with Linux and AIX as a user but I'd really like to get more in depth after I finish the network+ exam. I'm not thinking about certifying in it, but I'd like to remove the "magic box" mystery going on in my head when it comes to this server. We're on version 5 right now, an old P series server. -
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Cool, I'll check that out. It seems like information on unix is lacking in comparison to other areas, especially AIX, it looks like a black hole of knowledge, lol. The only books I can find are the IBM produced books.
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joehalford01 wrote: »Cool, I'll check that out. It seems like information on unix is lacking in comparison to other areas, especially AIX, it looks like a black hole of knowledge, lol. The only books I can find are the IBM produced books.
you are right, but once you get your hands-on on one flavor of UNIX, all of them will be easy. I stated with Solaris myself.