AIXThis forum is for the discussion of IBM AIX.
eserver and other IBM related questions are also on topic.
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There's an AIX sub-forum on this site. I don't know how active it is. Most of us use Linux or BSD.
When it comes to support, remember that we are all amateurs here. We like helping each other but we have plenty of other things to do with our time. If you want regular support, you have to pay for it.
Hello!
I am new to linux and need support for my work. If anyone knows anyone who is good with support in regards to linux, AIX then please let me know.
AIX is a commercial, PAY FOR operating system, sold by IBM that solely works on their hardware. IBM support can assist you. For Linux support, we're happy to help, so post specific questions/problems, and provide the details mentioned in the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature.
But we are not going to provide personalized, one-on-one consulting/support services so you can do your job.
You are free to ask any sorts of questions in the forum you feel is the best suited for each issue. As to if any of the members can help we can't say for sure. Most of the simple questions get answered about Linux I'd think. I haven't used AIX in a while but was somewhat good at it way back when.
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