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I've done many a google search and have not found a solution. Here is the issue. I have a server with 4 physical nics (eth0, 1,2,3). I bridge eth0 and eth1 to be used by my 4 virtual machines (the load of network traffic is light so I put 2 VMs to each bridge. I have the additional two physical...

Sorry can't provide any help but I like the idea of what you are doing. When you get it all worked out can you post the complete code?? Thanks

I have a subnet that uses a .224 netmask (/27 network). The problem is I have two sites that use the same 3rd octet and its been subnetted. How do I put the SOA in for each reverse?? I can easily just create a custom reverse file but I'm thinkin the SOA line needs something like 27/24.168.192...

I figured this one out on my own. But if there is something else that I need to know please do tell me. It turns out on my remote host I had the resolv.conf set wrong. When I changed it to read search domain.com vs search domain1.domain.com it worked. So I am going to say the dns server is...

Just setup bind 9.8.1-P1 server. Have it resolving locally (on the server) when putting in just hostname. But when trying to lookup just the hostname from a remote host I must put in my fully qualified domain name of the host before getting back responses. ex. from dns server nslookup host1...

I have my kickstart setup, runs great, installs the OS and all packages via HTTP. Now I would like to do the following. I have a tarball containing some specifics for our machines. In the past after loading the OS I would just put the tarball on the machine, untar it and run my post install...

Does /dev/sdb1 really exist?? Try doing a df -k and seeing if its there. Also you can run fdisk on /dev/sdb and just follow the prompt to list the partition table. My guess is that you are trying to mount something that doesn't exist physically. You may have your drives confused and it could...

I have been looking on the web for some examples but haven't found anything to my liking. What I would like to build is a combination of CGI and perl. Basically, what I need it to do is just run a ping using cron. Then report back via a webpage if a server is up or down. As an addition to this...

WOW!! Thanks so much for the information and help! That was very informative and I will go through each line and revisit the code to see how to better put it together. You provided a lot more than what I've been able to google for in reference to this. In reference to your question about...

Thanks Ben, I will look up those options. Appreciate the feedback!

Mark, I am doing the same thing with remote servers as mentioned above over the weekend and I've tested already. If you use the DRAC you are good and its just like being on the console. You can control everything. If you pay me a good per diem I'll fly over and put the disk in for you HAHA...

Not sure of this suggestion but I have seen problems with some of the drivers for the ethernet on certain servers. Do you have the right driver loaded?? I know thats a stupid suggestion and pretty rudimentary and all but just a thought. inforeqd

Mark, I haven't used 710's before but it would seem if you are doing an OS install you could use the DRAC. But you are going to need to have someone configure it then just web in. Once there you should be able to do console redirection from the web interface on the DRAC. Then you could have...

I would like to make a master drive that I can copy to other clients. Any thoughts or ideas on what others have done and/or used to do such a process. I can utilize a disk duper since we have one at work, but I'm trying to get all the other options with problems etc. I keep getting asked by...

Here are my subroutines for doing an ftp using a perlTK script. I've left out all the items above because it all works except for my subroutine in actually selecting an item and then pushing my "get file" button. Subroutine to get files and list them to listbox. This sub works fine...

Thanks for the reply Feherke, when I get home tonight I'm going to try it out, plus read through some books to totally understand whats happening so I don't have to ask questions like that. Thanks again!!! Its really much appreciated!!

Just looking for some help in doing this. I have a directory containing files with names like this ADYYF7FD ABYYFX5B BAYYFZ3D The only common element is the YYF. I need to change those specific letters to something like XXY. How would I search for that pattern and change it in perl?? Sorry...

annihilannic, you hit the nail on the head, it just took me a little time to figure out that I had md5 enabled on the linux box, therefore the encrypted passwords were md5 and my solaris box didnt recognize them. thanks for mentioning that it helped out in tracking down this dumb error on my part.

annihilannic, Thats kind of what i've noticed. But it seems that once I modify the password from the solaris box yppasswd <user>, and then verify it ypcat passwd, it certainly looks like a different "hash". But then when I go and change it again from the linux box it still seems to work. So, it...

I didnt configure sudo so I didnt think it was being used. Is it used by default or something?