Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!

Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!

Register Log in
  • Congratulations strongm on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Search results for query: *

  1. spavlov

    ps: a probelm

    Sorry, I had a typo: "/usr/ucb/ps -auxlwww" :-) This should fix your problem Solaris 8 Certified System Administrator Sun Cerified Security Administrator
  2. spavlov

    ps: a probelm

    try "/usr/ucb/ps -auxwww" Solaris 8 Certified System Administrator Sun Cerified Security Administrator
  3. spavlov

    Solaris 9 Security Administrator Cert

    Hi, I've taken Solaris Certified Security Administrator. What do you really want to know? Slava SCSA, Sol. Security SA
  4. spavlov

    How can I know about my sun's harddisk?

    You can enter: echo |format as root. This will list you all the disks information like SIZE, BRAND etc. SCSA
  5. spavlov

    Unix Scripting

    Use EXPECT to create interactive scripts SCSA
  6. spavlov

    Adding lots of users to the /etc/group

    Just add as many group lines you need. This should work. ex: staff::10:user1,user2.... staff::10:userN,userN+1..... SCSA
  7. spavlov

    Can't delete the user from command line

    Hi, Thanks a lot for your interest in my topic. The problem was found. The file /etc/user_attr was deleted from the system. So, the root user didn't have any profiles. Regards, Slava SCSA
  8. spavlov

    Can't delete the user from command line

    Hi All, I try from command line to delete a user (Solaris8) and I get the following error: UX: userdel: ERROR: Cannot update system files - loggin can not be deleted. Any suggestions will be helpful. The root (/) file system has enough free space. Regards, Slava SCSA
  9. spavlov

    Difference between "swap free" in top and "available" in swa

    Hi, The answer is the following: BYTES ALLOCATED-The total amount of swap in 1024-byte blocs that is currently allocated RESERVED-The total amount of swap space in 1024-byte blocs not currently allocated, but claimed by memory for possible future use USED=ALLOCATED+RESERVED AVAILABLE-the swap...
  10. spavlov

    Sharing over NFS

    If these servers are so far away (500miles) I think you should have a firewall between them or they have a dedicated line? If no then I don't see the problem to mount this disk. If you have the firewall then it's necessary to have the ports opened, but this is a big sequrity hole.

Part and Inventory Search

Back
Top