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Thanks very much! I will look forward to the release of BC12. Again thanks!

Is it possible to hook two MD110's over IP to be able to do everything it would normally be able to do if it were hooked up via a T1? What equipment/cards would I need to use in order to implement this??

A null modem cable should do the trick... To be any more specific, I would have to know which model of sun server you are using.

What is it doing/not doing??

Hello All, I have 4 phones in a hunt group for a main incomming line. When a call is received, caller id is not displayed till the operator picks up the call. Any ideas on how to fix this??

You should be able to setup a pop3 server on the exchange box and then pop the email off... Bryan

A really easy way to do this would be to movethe stuff to a different partition with more space and then create a symbolic link to point back to where it used to be. Example: mv /opt /space/opt ln -s /space/opt /opt Just a thought! Bryan

hmmm... could it be that the files you are putting out there are .htm files and the ones that are already tehre are .html? The server does have a perference to which files it serves if both exist. This whole thing could be backwards as well.

change /etc/inet/hosts (The IP for the hostanme of the system which is in /etc/hostname.[your net interface]). change /etc/netmasks (For your ip's subnet, put the proper netmask) change /etc/defaultrouter (Put the gateway in there) Reboot and all should work! Bryan

oops.... run /usr/platform/`uanme -i`/sbin/prtdiag | more is supposed to be: run /usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag | more I mispelled uname Sorry

run /usr/platform/`uanme -i`/sbin/prtdiag | more The uname -i is in backtiks. This should have more info than you need, but the first line will say what the model is. Hope this helps! Bryan

Don't forget to set half or full duplex. This is usually a problem in the network configuration. You want if possible to force both side to full duplex. These parameters are all configurable on the fly using ndd. If you need help, I can provide some assistance.

One of the various loglevels should suit your needs. The local7 is simply a way that syslog allows you to customize what is logged and where it is logged to. It can actually be anything from local0 through (I think) local9. That way lets say you have one custom program and it logs to...

What level of logging are you using in the sshd_conf file? And if you don't want to recompile the binaries, then you will need to eitehr find someone who has packaged it up just the way you need it or run it from withing inetsvc by configuring it into /etc/inetd.conf

...been thinking on this one, and I thought that maybe I could use the profile to check to see if it is a root shell running on an xterm using a pts/* port instead of a console or su'ing from an ssh shell. Then if its an xterm, I will simply force the shell to exit. I haven't had time to work...

nwo4life, Here is a simple program I wrote to do exactly what you want. I programmed it for you so it runs interactively, but it is really simple and can be made to run without interaction with little effort. If you need help doing this, I can do it for ya.. #!/usr/bin/ksh echo "Enter...

...also need to set a loglevel for teh type of info you want to log. The lines in /etc/[ssh/]sshd_config should look like: SyslogFacility LOCAL7 LogLevel INFO Then in /etc/syslog.conf add a line like: local7.*[tab]/var/log/syslog That should get your logging working... I hope this helps! Bryan

Okay I have a tricky problem. I want to disable root's ability to send send xterms to remote display's. I already have the settings set correctly to disallow root except on console in /etc/default/login, and I have set in sshd to use login. So lets say I login to a server as root, and then...

I have never had any luck personally with /usr/ucb/cc. You should probably download gcc which can be obtained from the link below. ftp://ftp.sunfreeware.com/pub/freeware/sparc/8/gcc-3.2.2-sol8-sparc-local.gz I believe the path to gcc after it is installed is /usr/local/bin/gcc. So you may...

If you are using any flavor of linux of unix, you should be able to use the program called file. Its usage on the command line is: file filetotest The program file is a part of the binutils package and usually installed by default.