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Chris Gibson

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Chris Gibson is an AIX and PowerVM specialist located in Melbourne, Australia. He is an IBM Champion for Power Systems, IBM CATE (Power Systems and AIX), a technical editor, and a co-author of several IBM Redbooks publications.

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A Look at the Latest AIX 7.3 Enhancements

Chris Gibson

December 22, 2022

In December 2022, AIX 7.3 Technology Level (TL) 1 became available. Many new features and functions were delivered with this TL. You can find the official list of announcements and “what’s new” information at the following links: I wanted to take a moment to talk about some of the new enhancements that caught my attention […]

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Filtering IP Addresses With AIX IPSec

Chris Gibson

May 10, 2022

Do you need to block a specific IP address or host from accessing your AIX system? One approach is to use AIX IP security (IPSec) to filter specific IP addresses. Learn how here.

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How to Check NPIV Virtual Fibre Channel Adapter Mapping on AIX

Chris Gibson

October 21, 2021

AIX/Power System administrators can now use an alternative to kdb for viewing VIOS "identifying info" from client AIX LPARs. Learn more from Chris Gibson here.

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Installing an ifix With AIX Live Update

Chris Gibson

September 1, 2021

Chris Gibson explains how to install an AIX security ifix without a reboot

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AIX 7.2 OpenSSH Is Now HW GZIP Enabled!

Chris Gibson

July 28, 2021

IBM's Chris Gibson tests the new AIX 7.2 OpenSSH POWER9 HW GZIP enablement functionality

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Creating Bootable AIX OVA Images

Chris Gibson

February 2, 2021

A new command is included with Technology Level 5 for AIX 7.2 allowing for a utility which will enable admins to capture a bootable OVA image of their AIX systems rootvg. Learn how in this tutorial.

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