> You should only have one default gateway. All other routing can be
>taken care of with route statements.
I do only have one default gateway. The thing I was trying to get someone to
explain to me was, why the default gateway I originally put in when I
configured the system has changed twice wit
: Monday, August 07, 2006 4:35 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] crawling system
Gateways can send IPCMP redirects which cause static routes to be added
to adapters, This may be the case. It's the gateways way of telling you
their is a more direct path to the destin
Gill, Geoffrey L.
Sent: 03 August 2006 21:45
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: crawling system
>Don't overlook network causes...where other people in your shop may be
pondering the same >problem.
>Richard Sims
I wanted to respond on this and hopefully someone can tell me why this
>Don't overlook network causes...where other people in your shop may be
pondering the same >problem.
>Richard Sims
I wanted to respond on this and hopefully someone can tell me why this has
happened. What I found, and I did see this about a month ago also, was the
default gateway had changed on
Geoff,
Another place to look is at your disk subsystem - from the host controller
all the way to physical disks. I've seen disk units having problems, but
no errors being recorded on the host (TSM) server. If you start having to
retry every disk operation a few times, performance degrades signi
Geoff -
If TSM is slow to respond to anything on that system, it is likely
that the system in general is hurting, perhaps due to a runaway
process or virtual storage shortage. Your AIX Error Log and /var/adm/
messages are worth checking, as well as 'topas'. If it's only TSM,
then there may be a
For the past 2 days everything has slowed to a crawl on my system. The odd
thing is my other server had half the horsepower of this one and it never
did this. The database backup is still running, kicked off at 5PM, and it
seems to be only about half done. Backups are odd to say the least. I'll see
