How do I change SMTP server hostname or IP address in AIX?

Make a backup and edit the Sendmail Configuration File (/etc/sendmail.cf) to point to the correct SMTP host.

cp /etc/sendmail.cf /etc/sendmail.`date +%Y%m%d.%H%M%S`
vi /etc/sendmail.cf

In VI search for the “DSsmtp” string and make the change according to your system configuration.

Sample By Hostname:

### Example SMTP Hostname:
DSsmtp:mailhost

Sample By IP Address:

### Example SMTP IP Address:
DSsmtp:[10.10.10.101]

Sample by DNS Name:

### Example Hosted SMTP Server:
DSsmtp:mail.bighostingcompany.com

Restart Sendmail

refresh –s sendmail

Test Email.

sendmail -v -t -femail@company.com email@company.com < /etc/motd

How do I configure/Change IP address on AIX System

To configure/change the IP address you must be logged as a root user.

Prerequisites
Gather your network configuration information:
– IP address
– Host name
– Domain Name
– Subnetmask (optional)
– Name server (optional)
– Gateway address (optional)

On the command line,type the command:

smitty mktcpip

When prompted chose the Network interface you plan to use.

Available Network Interfaces                  
Move cursor to desired item and press Enter.                        
en0   03-08   Standard Ethernet Network Interface                 
en1   03-09   Standard Ethernet Network Interface                 
et0   03-08   IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface               
et1   03-09   IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface               

F1=Help                 F2=Refresh              F3=Cancel           
Esc+8=Image             Esc+0=Exit              Enter=Do            
/=Find                  n=Find Next

After you fill in the fields with the network information that you have collected, hit ENTER.

                        Minimum Configuration & Startup                       
 To Delete existing configuration data, please use Further Configuration menus
Type or select values in entry fields.                                        
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.                                 

[TOP]                                                   [Entry Fields]
* HOSTNAME                                        [eclipse]
* Internet ADDRESS (dotted decimal)     [172.22.30.100]
   Network MASK (dotted decimal)          [255.255.255.0]
* Network INTERFACE                              en0 
   NAMESERVER                                                                  
           Internet ADDRESS (dotted decimal) []                       
           DOMAIN Name                               []                       
 Default Gateway                                                             
  Address (dotted decimal or symbolic name) [172.22.30.1]            
       Cost                                          [0]                      
       Do Active Dead Gateway Detection?     no

The tool runs the mktcpip command in the background and makes the network available. Done!

How do I install Red Hat Enterprise Linux updates?

Any time the kernel is upgraded, you’ll need to recompile and reinstall the drivers. As such, it is important to plan your kernel upgrades in advance and perform testing after the first boot using a new kernel.

To download and install all updates:

  • Log into your server as root
  • Run the following command:
yum -y update

References:

How does ABS Failover work?

Epicor’s ABS Failover offering builds on the capabilities of our ABS Online Backup service to offer cost-effective Eclipse hosting in the event of a disaster.

There are a few requirements that must be met for the ABS Failover service to function:

  • Eclipse must be running on the Linux or Windows platforms
  • Broadband Internet connection for secure, offsite ABS Online Backup
  • Cisco-compatible WAN equipment for establishing connectivity to ABS Failover server(s)

In the event of a disaster, here is a general overview of the ABS Failover process:

  • Disaster causes customer’s primary Eclipse server(s) to go offline
  • Customer contacts Epicor Eclipse Systems Support team
  • Eclipse restores customer’s most recent ABS Online Backup to a set of failover servers
  • Customer connects to ABS Failover servers and continues business

Does Eclipse work on a Mac?

At this time, the Eclipse client application are not supported natively on the Apple Mac OS X operating system, however, you may still use Eterm or Solar through one of the various workarounds mentioned below:

The only supported methods of running Solar or Eterm on a Mac:

  • Virtualization: software packages such as Parallels Desktop or VMware Fusion are designed to run a Windows workstation inside a virtual “container” on your Mac. Because the virtual environment creates a fully functional Windows workstation, all of the standard Eclipse software is compatible.
  • Remote desktop: tools such as Microsoft Remote Desktop (download) or VNC allow Mac users to remotely access existing Windows workstations or servers. Because the remote environment is a fully-functional Windows workstation, all of the standard Eclipse software is compatible.

Some customers report success using the following unsupported method:

  • Native Solar: because Solar is a Java-based application, it can be installed and launched on a Mac directly from your Eclipse server. It is important to note, however, that many functions that are designed to interact with other Windows software packages (Signature Capture, Close Counter Order, Document Indexer, Manifest Processor, etc.) will not function.
If you encounter an issue with the Eclipse software on a Mac, please reproduce the issue on a Windows workstation (a virtual or remote Windows environment is also acceptable) before opening a support request. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide support for Mac virtualization software or remote desktop tools, or with hardware connectivity issues (e.g. passing through a USB card reader to the virtual desktop), but we will support the Eclipse clients running within the virtual or remote Windows environment.