Dennis,
You may want to take a look at the max number of processes for the unix kernal. If this is
configured low to handle your normal level of users, this may have maxed out, preventing
shell commands from responding in anything remotely close to a timely manner.
Drew
Dennis Bartlett wrote:
--We have a problem...
UniVerse 10.1.2 AIX 5.2 IBM p615 184 user licence
Today we had 174 users working. There was a power dip at one of our remote sites (WAN), and the users there attempted to log in again. Naturally the user licences were fully used up (the pre-dip users were still logged in).
This resulted in the machine no longer responding to any shell level commands.
Is there any way one can set UniVerse to prevent user licence issues hanging the machine? Is there any way to get the machine to monitor when licences are approaching the maximum, and it warning someone?
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