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Whenever you issue a stop-a, you risk corruption. Issuing the sync command a couple of times immediately before reduces that risk but will not eliminate it. I suggest a couple of things. First log in using the command line option. Second after issuing the shutdown, look for processes that have...

Create new mount points for the file systems you want to move off the orig disk as <mount-point>-old and edit the /etc/vfstab to corespond on what to mount to these points. Reboot the machine and make sure the old file systems are mounted as desired. Then create new metadevices (I'm not sure in...

There's a eeprom command that Sun can help you with. This will set prom settings from the kernel. Do a man on eeprom. GOOD LUCK! Dan

You also need to consider will the file(s) be in use at backup time and are any on raw devices. Legato and Veritas are good solutions but are pricey! Dan

You can also use: dmesg | grep mem Solaris 2.7 does not return these variables though. You have to use sysinfo. Get used to it. dmesg is nice as you can also grep to look for cpu and get the number and speed of the processor(s). Dan

We have a couple of Sun machines running JetAdmin 5.X and 6.X printing to a HP5Si having a JetDirect card installed. We are running Legato backup software and we find that every once in a while that the bootstrap report (list of all files backed up) prints several times. Sometimes until the...

We have a couple of Sun machines running JetAdmin 5.X and 6.X printing to a HP5Si having a JetDirect card installed. We are running Legato backup software and we find that every once in a while that the bootstrap report (list of all files backed up) prints several times. Sometimes until the...

We have a Dell PC that has NT 4.0 installed on it. The machine would not boot after only three days of use so we installed it as a slave drive in another machine in order to recover the data files. In trying to &quot;look&quot; at the file system (it was in another NT box) we went to disk...

I have an anonymous ftp server set up using WU-FTPD (2.6.1). I can do account based uploads and anonymous downloads but no anonymous uploads. Tell me I'm crazy, but it is something we may have a need for.<br><br>I have a /etc/ftpusers file that does not have the account ftp or anonymous or guest...

The standard ftpd for Solaris provides adequate documentation on how to set up an anonymous ftp server. Also, you can go to <A HREF="http://idea.sec.dsi.unimi.it/cert-it/FAQ/anonymous-ftp.faq.html&nbsp"...