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nt/2000 does not have a native command line email utility... you can download a sendmail clone for windows, or look at a comprehensive notification package like telalert.

HP-UX is not available for intel based servers... HP-UX currently runs only on PA-XXXX RISC processor systems (IE. HP's hardware only!). There have been rumors about an HP-UX version for the Itianium (64bit) Intel line, but it's very unlikely.

is it a laserjet 8000dn? if so, you configure the printer's network interface from the lcd panel on the printer... press the menu button until you see a jetdirect menu. once you have all the appropriate network settings in (ip, sm, gw) then use sam to add the printer as a remote printer, use the...

start a redhat install, but choose fdisk instead of disk druid. select the disk, then at the prompt press d (for delete) and choose the partition number (1-4). repeat as neccessary to clear the drive. press p (for print) to verify all your partitions are gone. then press w (for write) and once...

my first question is, can you manually config the card? try running all your ifconfig commands from the shell, if that works there is a problem with your init script. second question: if you can't manually config the card, what message do you get? run "ifconfig -a", does eth1 at least...

first boot your linux system with your other loader or boot floppy, then set up lilo's config file: /etc/lilo.conf . once that's done just run lilo from the shell: /sbin/lilo -v (-v for v_erbose information). lilo is now installed to the first disk's mbr and will be available after your next...

so your system works fine with a pci video card, but not with an agp card (i assume you new one is agp)? listen for the bios "beep code" when you boot up... if everything is normal you should here a single "beep", if you have a hardware problem the beep code will sound a...

what flavor of *nix are you using? the mount command is used to "mount" local/remote file systems for use. since tape drives are basicaly recording devices, they do not actually contain a file system you can use, so they cannot be mounted. assuming that your kernel supports the...

i don't believe you can set a delay for nnm registering an ov_node_down event... ov_node_down is not configurable, like the threshold events (which you can configure only to alert after the condition is registered for a specified period of time). you could configure your additional actions to...

my gut feeling on this is no... the parameters listed in the event configuration, plus a few generic system variables are all the info available to the event. An event is not the same thing as a mib, a mib represents a table of information available to get or set on the snmp device... an event...

based on the output of your ifconfig command, i'd say there is no kernel driver loaded for your nic (the output shows the loopback adapter, but no others). check the compatibility list mentioned above just to make sure, if your nic is not listed you will need to get a nic that is on the list...

were there any compaq cd's bundled with your server? if so, you want the one labled "smart start"... that cd has a gui called the compaq array configuration utility for setting up arrays with your adapter. but you don't need the cd or the gui to create or manage your arrays. watch the...

winnt does not come supplied with a telnet server... take a look around the standard share/freeware (ie. tucows, cnet, etc...) sites for a "telnet server" which runs on winnt... hope this helps!

I'm assuming your network settings (ip, netmask and gateway) are all correct? are you using wins? if so make sure it is configured correctly on your new server... If you are not using wins, this method should work: edit the /winnt/system32/drivers/etc/lmhosts.sam file and add a line in this...

you can use the redhat printtool to set up your printer... become root and enter this command at the shell: printtool & this will bring up the printtool gui... add a remote lpr printer. all you will need is the ip and the print queue name. the default print queue names for hp network printers...

I'm confused, do you want to set up the printer for on the redhat box? or are you trying to create a windows style shared printer on the redhat box?

by default solaris restricts chown operations add the following line to the /etc/system file: set rsdchown=0 then reboot this will allow normal users to use chown, that should take care of your problem.

...loaded, you can run: sys-unconfig which will clear your current network config, reboot and walk you through the initial network setup again. *It is possible to reconfigure with other methods, however it will involve multiple file edits to make it permanent, but personally I prefer this...

Try using chown with the flags "-Rf" (Recursive and Force operation) if you want to assign rights to a directory and every file/directory within.

Add a line for each type of alert you want sent to the system console like this: *.info /dev/console *.alert /dev/console *.emerg /dev/console Or if you want the message to go to a specific user on _any_ console try this: *.info root,yourusernamehere,somebodyelse you can specify...