10.Update  cron  to automatically run the data collection scripts. 9. Update  /etc/inittab  to automatically run the DR setup scripts. Note:  The sample scripts in the VM Recovery Manager DR product and in this publication  are provided  AS-IS  and without any IBM Support Services. In our example, we use AIX 7.2.2 in our AIX VMs, but any supported version of AIX works.  The environment consists of two sites, “sitert 11” and “sitert12”. The AIX VMs are configured  such that when the VMs are in sitert11, they have a different IP address and subnet than on  site sitert12. We demonstrate by using one AIX VM. The VM has a host name of rt11006  when the VM is on host rt11, and a host name of rt11006b when the VM is on host rt12.  Table 1-3 shows the site, VM, and IP address information. The goal here is to make sure that the scripts configure the VM such that when it is on system  rt11, it has the appropriate IP and network configuration for that system. Likewise, when the  VM is moved to system rt12, it must have the appropriate IP and network configuration for  that system.  20  Implementing IBM VM Recovery Manager for IBM Power Systems Table 1-3 VM Recovery Manager DR sample environment configuration Component Site: sitert11 Site: sitert12 Host rt11 rt12 Host model 8286-42A 8286-42A Host serial number 020607585 022100E5W Host name rt11006 rt11006b IP address 10.40.32.110 10.40.0.191 Netmask 255.255.254.0 255.255.254.0 Default gateway 10.40.32.1 10.40.0.1 DNS server 9.3.1.200 9.3.1.200 Example environment