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Forgot to mention use showrev -p to list the patch and corresponding package that is already installed.

Do you mean patches or packages?? Some new users to Solaris get them mixed up. If you meant patches then the simplest way is to download Sun patchpro from Sunsolve.sun.com. Can't help you on the XWindows stuff though but you can download GNOME for Solaris so give that one a go.

find * -size N -exec rm {} ';' Where N is the size of the file in blocks (512 bytes per block). You can do the maths :)

I am intrigued by all this. What exactly is the firewall going into? Do you have like a leased line? Do you have an outside IP address (Class C).

Try running debug icmp enable This will show a load of info if you plug a laptop or something into to the console. Also check to see if the interfaces are up by running sh int You also have no static (inside,outside) routes enabled.

Setting up the pix via the command line is just as easy as using the PDM IMHO. We have the 506E in a very simmiliar environment as yourself and I am pretty new to Cisco stuff myself and setup ours with a basic config in a matter of minutes simpley by reading a few things on this web site.

I have a 506 to setup and needed a bit of help advising in the access-list setup. Do I PIxFirewall<config># access-list inside_comms_out permit tcp any host x.x.x.x eq www PixFirewall<config># access-list outside_comms_in deny tcp any any eq www ( iknow syntax may not be quite right) We...

Have you tried to run a trace route from the box you are telneting from to the LINUX server and vice versa. Does it know its default router. Are you sure the network configurations are correct?

The IP belongs to 216.60.0.0 - 216.63.255.255 SBC Internet Services - Southwest 2701 W 15th St PMB 236 Plano, TX, 75075 US -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IPAdmin-SBIS IPAdmin-SBIS@sbcis.sbc.com +1-888-212-5411...

here is another tip on this subject. If you are connecting via a lap top using hyper terminal and you can't remember the key press. Close the lid on the laptop so it goes into hibernation and it send the correct break through hyper terminal and hey presto your at the OK prompt. Cool eh?

Anyone ever used this product? If so is it any good and it is worth installiing? Any other comments are most welcome. Regards UnixRocks

here is the panic stuff. Only one line and not much use I think. Sep 19 12:35:53 blade ^Mpanic[cpu1]/thread=300076050a0: Sep 19 12:35:54 blade unix: [ID 816072 kern.notice] vmem_xalloc(3000001c000, 16785408, 8192, 0, 16777216, c0000000, 100000000, 1): overconstrained allocation

Didn't work on my LINUX box. It doesn't like the primary bit. Never mind. Who needs reverse lookup anyway :)

First put the disks under Sostice control. metadb -a c1t2d0s2 etc etc. then metainit d1 1 2 c2t0d0s2 c1t1d1s2 (Above is a stripe consisting off 2 disks. For the stripe to work you have to make sure all disks are the same size.) Or if you want to cat them. This is a cat with 2 disks...

I am off site and there is no manuals installed!!! Thanks for the link though.

Just setting up a disk group that should be striped and mirrored can any confirm this set of commands before I do it. Haven't done it in a while and no manuals to browse. vxdiskadd -i c0t1d0s2 vxdiskadd -i c1t1d0s2 vxdg init oradg disk01=c0t1d0s2 vxdg -g oragdg add disk02=c1t1d0s2 vxmake -g...

Just setting up a disk group that should be striped and mirrored can any confirm this set of commands before I do it. vxdiskadd -i c0t1d0s2 vxdiskadd -i c1t1d0s2 vxdg init oradg disk01=c0t1d0s2 vxdg -g oragdg add disk02=c1t1d0s2 vxmake -g oradg sd disk01-01 disk01,0,213245 vxmake -g oradg sd...

I always run sar -[Whatever I want to monitor] -o outfile 10 60 (numbers are number iof samples and time period). So to monitor disks sar -d 10 10 Gives me 10 samples over 10 seconds Don't worry about the /var/adm/sa/sa23 bit.

Don't think you can change this. Only time I have used it is in multi threaded C progs. think your friend might leading up the garden path.