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The architecture of AIX/ESA comprised several key components. The kernel managed system resources, including memory and CPU allocation. The file system provided a hierarchical structure for data storage, with support for various file types and access permissions.
The shell provided a command-line interface for user interaction and system administration. Communication between components occurred through system calls and inter-process communication (IPC) mechanisms. The system used file-based storage for configuration and data.
Network communication relied on TCP/IP and other standard protocols. For security, AIX/ESA supported user authentication via `/etc/passwd` and other system files. Access control was based on traditional UNIX permissions.
However, AIX/ESA is not supported. Consider z/OS or Linux on IBM Z for a supported platform.
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