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Also take a look at /etc/nsswitch.conf.

Yellow can also indicate that the port is in handshake mode.

I use nagios ( http://www.nagios.org/ ) to monitor my servers. Relative easy to setup and can check several parameters (disc, cpu, ram, load ......, look at availabel plugins).

My server runs in runlevel 3 (No X). From my workstation wich is running linux with X i ssh ("ssh -X" if you dont have X-tunneling configured in server) to a server and then runs the tools i need. This way several users can use the machine at the sametime.

grep -v PID" removes the first line (column headers)

If you use "ps aux | grep /reports" and ps only outputs PID then you will never find /reports :) Try something like this: ps aux |grep /reports |awk {'print $2'} |grep -v PID

Very bad ide to use an existing DNS domain as AD domain that you don't have control over. The problem is that if a machine does not use your AD/DNS server can't find your AD domain, insteed they find the "internet" domain local.com Solution: change your AD domain to something that does not...

Also simple i bash #!/bin/bash OLDIFS=$IFS IFS='|' Str="Tom|Andy|Jacob|Sid|Pat" n=`echo $Str|wc -w`; echo "N=$n"; IFS=$OLDIFS

Very simple i bash #!/bin/bash OLDIFS=$IFS IFS='|' Str="Tom|Andy|Jacob|Sid|Pat" for i in $Str; do echo $i; done IFS=$OLDIFS

Default for a windows machin that does not get a DHCP adress is 169.*.*.*. What i can see is that you have another DHCP server in your network (at address 10.0.1.1), try to find that machine. On the client type "arp -a" the you should se what mac-adress 10.0.1.1 has and try to trace it in you...

When you do "ipconfig /all" then you can see the adress of the dhcp-server who is given out that adress, is that the adress of your dhcp-server?

I Would write it something like this: for i in $(ls) ;do pushd . cd $i cd $(date +%d_%m_%Y) cat *.txt echo " we are now in $i and $(date +%d_%m_%Y)" popd sleep 5 done "pushd ." saves in which directory you are in, then you can cd many times without keeping track of it, and "popd"...

We are using: option vendor-encapsulated-options ",xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx,yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy"; Replace xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy with the ip-adress for yours controllers. Don't forget the first , :)

You can't install MacOS X out of the box on anything except Apple's Macintosh. There is some cracked/modified version floating around which will run on a standard PC or on vmware, but i will not tell you where to find it, you must search for it yourself (not that hard! :) ).

You should use: pkgadd -d CClearcase-6.00.52-20080211.1-SunOS5.8-sparc.pkg