AIX client activity trace

The AIX IP trace contains a trace of the IP activity from the AIX client:

rm /tmp/ibmsupt

Note: Make sure that there is enough space under /tmp for the IP-traces.

Systems with high TCP/IP activity may use up to 20 MB per minute.

snap -gkitn (takes 2-3 minutes and collects all necessary AIX diagnostic information).

To start the AIX IP trace, issue the following AIX command:

startsrc -s iptrace -a "-s -d -b 
/tmp/ibmsupt/testcase/iptrc.bin" 

cd /tmp/ibmsupt/testcase 
script cmd_log (puts all keybaord actions to file cmd_log in current directory)
Ping -c 5 (z/OS NFS server)  showmount -e 
cd to NFS mounted z/OS filessysem  
cp /etc/filesystems /tmp/ibmsupt/testcase/filesystems.out 
mount

Reproduce the problem in a system with minimal activity.
To stop the AIX IP Trace, issue the following AIX command:
```
stopsrc -s iptrace  
```
To format the Trace Report, issue the following AIX command:
```
ipreport -rns /tmp/ibmsupt/testcase/iptrc.bin > /tmp/ibmsupt/testcase/iptrc.out  
```
Note: The formatted version of the trace will be approximately five times as large as the binary version.
To stop script recording, issue the following console command:
```
CTRL-D 
```
To generate snap.pax.Z file in /tmp/ibmsupt directory, issue the following console command:
```
snap -c  
```
Send snap.pax.Z file to NFS service personnel.