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You need to migrate applications, not systems or clusters. Power5-&gt;Power7 is least of your concerns.
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You need to migrate applications, not systems or clusters. Power5->Power7 is least of your concerns.

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Hi Experts,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have engaged a project &nbsp;which involves AIX systems migration from one datacenter another datacenter.<br />
It involves &nbsp;AIX cluster , non-cluster system movement from &nbsp;Power 5 hardware latest &nbsp;power 7 hardare.<br />
I need to prepare create migration checklist for clust and non cluster? &nbsp; Do we have any template or list points which check list need to covered. If yes could you people share with me please
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Please pass this question AIX unix 


Hi Experts,
            I have engaged a project  which involves AIX systems migration from one datacenter another datacenter.
It involves  AIX cluster , non-cluster system movement from  Power 5 hardware latest  power 7 hardare.
I need to prepare create migration checklist for clust and non cluster?   Do we have any template or list points which check list need to covered. If yes could you people share with me please

AIX datacenter migration check list for cluster and non-cluster systems

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Server Software

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Linux

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