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Have a look at Symantics Veritas... With the proper licenses, you will use one of your servers as a Media Server and back up all 4 servers to one tape drive.

If I remember correctly, the Sun Fire V250 can hold up to 8 internal hard drive. I have seen this error several times. I have always replaced the hard drive (in this case c0t3) to correct this problem.

There is a couple things that will cause the Sparc 5 not to boot. One is if you have a missing or bad keyboard. You can connect a hyperterminal (Windows PC COM1 or COM2) or another Sparc Station serial port "A" (using the tip command) through a Null Modem to the Serial Connector on the back of...

The whoami utility displays your effective user ID as a name. See man whoami The command "who" has arguments "am i". See man who

Was the tape created on the same device? Has this device been attached to your Sun Box before? Are you sure the data on the tape is in a tar format (may-be a ufsdump or another format)... Sorry for the preliminary questions... But, if the answers to the questions are "yes", the tape is...

Normally at "tape read error" indicates a bad tape... But, if you tape drive is dirty, you will get this error. Try running a cleaning tape through your tape drive. Also, the 1m (medium density) is the default density for tar... You can also try tar -tvf /dev/rmt/0

Just got in house my first Sun Box that is running Solaris 10 with an Intel Processor... The Video Board is a Nvidia Quatro FX380. I am trying to run "dxrconfig" to set the resolution. It looked pretty straight forward... But when I run the "Test, Save, Exit" the video board crashes and there...

Go to /etc/hosts and see if nodename galaxy is associated with localhost (127.0.0.1).

I ran into this problem a several years ago when I first installed Solaris 10. If I remember correctly, it was something to do with Solaris 10 not supporting pcnfs. My notes are very vague on why. But, the web site is still avaliable so you can download pcnfs_sparc.tar...

Also check /var/crash/<node name>... If your system has crashed, a crash dump up to the size of your RAM will be stored there. If you are not interested in any crash analysis, you can delete all files.

This is Solaris 9's version... #!/usr/bin/sh # # Copyright (c) 1998,2001 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. # All rights reserved. # #ident "@(#)dmesg.sh 1.2 01/09/03 SMI" /usr/bin/echo /usr/bin/date /usr/bin/cat -sv `/usr/bin/ls -tr1 /var/adm/messages.? 2>/dev/null` \ /var/adm/messages...

When I run just metadb -i, a table is also printed explaining what each entry stands for. I am not running the same version as you. My table does not have a "t". a = Replica is Active l = Locator for Replica was read u = Replica is up to date o = Replica active prior to ...... r = Replica...

Herzel, This is probably not a application problem but a Solaris 8 default limit. The is a 2 GB limit on fizesize transfers... Try this command and see if it fixes your problem. limit filesize unlimited

Using Solaris Software Installation disk, run command boot cdrom -s. Once the boot process is complete, you will be in the directory /tmp/root Make directory: mkdir <pick a name> Mount root partition: mount /dev/dsk/<root partition> /tmp/root/<pick a name> vi doesn't work very well with the...

Avaya... Thank-you for the star...

Take a look at /etc/nsswitch.com on your SunBlade 2000. See if you have a dns listed by the hosts entry.

The remote file system needs to be shared on the remote host. Take a look at /etc/dfs/dfstab on the remote host. If the file system is shared look at the entry for -o entries. These are normally read/write restrictions that may be given to individual workstations or it can be groups as listed...

IP Address 127.0.0.1 is the Local IP Address of an Ethernet Device. You can actually ping this address. If you set up a sun box as "Not Networked", the host table will be populated with nodename, loghost and localhost set to 127.0.0.1. The message is telling you that there is a device on your...

Junkone... Here is a link to explain what you are seeing. http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/SunManagers/2008-10/msg00041.html

Jmo, Wouldn't it be easier just to install Nebackup on your other server. If not, just restoring /opt and /opt/openv will not be enough. There are files created in /usr and /var during software installation and execution of the Netbackup program. There may also be a nfsmount to...