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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

I recommend nagios, i use it on several sites.

Remove the . :) Try: pkgadd -s /tmp/essai_inst_clear -d . CClearcase-6.00.52-20080211.1-SunOS5.8-sparc.pkg

No possible what i know.

If the shells on your system is using .history files, it is located in each users homedirectory, then your admin can look an see if there is reference to your programs, but remeber .history files can be edited by the user who owns it.

Are there any error messages in the bouncing mail?