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I'm not an expert in sed & awk but has been played around with it recently and came up with this solution. #!/bin/sh for f in *.prt do mkdir `echo $f | awk ' { loc = index($1,".") loc-- backend = substr($1, loc, 1) loc--...

Many ways to do it. One simple way below: send "firstpassword\r" while 1 { expect { "receive login successfully text" { do yo stuff; then quit } "password incorrect text" { send "second password\r" } } } dreamer

Sorry, it's not correct.I just reliazed that I wasn't on Solaris Forum. Probaly 256 on HP-UX

It's 8192 virtual IPs for an interface. ndd -get /dev/ip ip_addrs_per_if show 255. ndd -set /dev/ip ip_addrs_per_if 8192 OK. ndd -set /dev/ip ip_addrs_per_if 8193 Failed. King Tan SCSA,SCNA,HP-UX CSA

Use smbsh if you don't like smbclient's interface. But smbsh is very buggy though. It took me some times to fix some of the bugs to get it to work on sol 8, 9 & 10. From your shell prompt, run ./smbsh -W<workgroup> -U<user> It'll then promt you for your workgroup/NTdomain password, then it'll...

Is there a study guide or book for Sun Security Administration?

Add your X server(the Windows machine here) host address into Solairs /etc/hosts and try again.

Sorry I meant ls /proc/<pid>/fd | wc -l If you have lsof, you can do a lsof | wc -l too. King Tan Attachmate Corp. SCNA,SCSA,HP-UX SCA

you can try pfiles <pid> | wc -l or ls /proc/<proc>/fd | wc -l to get an estimate.

If you're using the default POSIX shell, you send the current fg job to background by pressing Ctrl-Z. If Ctrl-Z doesn't work, check stty -a to make sure it's mapped.

I had this problem before on Solaris. The problem was due to misconfigured dns settings. I think it's /etc/resolv.conf or /etc/hosts...or it could be /etc/nsswitch.conf. Double check them.

On POSIX shell, try 'set -o vi' then use Esc + K Does it work too?

I thought you can create file system swap(not device swap) dynamically without destroying the existing file system? I can't remember the command how to do it. May be it's swapon or something.

I thought there is a non disclosure agreement for taking any Solaris exams or certifications. Would this considered cheating if you provide your brain dump? Not trying to be a cerfs police here but it's nice to try your own effort.

I have just taken part I and Part II of Solaris 9 within 3 weeks frame. Part I of the exam was easy..piece of cake if you're an experienced Unix user. But for part II, I'd advice you to spend more time on the preparations to make sure you really understand the materials. It's much harder than...

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