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Solaris vs RHEL - NetAdmin differences

Updated 22 Oct 2003 Read time 5 min(s) 46 sec(s) (2347 visits).

The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to network administration tasks

Updated 22 Oct 2003 Read time 7 min(s) 11 sec(s) (2430 visits).

The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to advanced system administration tasks

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The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to system administration tasks.

Updated 22 Oct 2003 Read time 3 min(s) 4 sec(s) (2272 visits).

The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to basic tasks and component

Updated 22 Oct 2003 Read time 41 sec(s) (2286 visits).

The purpose of this document series is to introduce the system and network administration features of Red Hat Linux for Solaris Administrators.

Updated 14 Oct 2003 Read time 2 min(s) 40 sec(s) (3433 visits).

The truss command is used to trace system and library calls on a Sun or Sequent system. Which is similar to strace on Linux based systems

Updated 3 Oct 2003 Read time 2 min(s) 5 sec(s) (3075 visits).

During a reconfiguration restart, a device hierarchy is created in the /devices file system to represent the devices connected to the system.

Updated 18 Sep 2003 Read time 22 sec(s) (2962 visits).

Under Solaris 10 the default sendmail config doesn't forward mail which can't be delivered locally to mailhost.

Updated 19 Aug 2003 Read time 53 sec(s) (2384 visits).

Solaris pseudo file systems look like an ordinary file system but are actually a method whereby various system and process data can be accessed.

Updated 19 Aug 2003 Read time 2 min(s) 45 sec(s) (2316 visits).

Solaris supports a number of different file systems some out of the box, others by ways of additional software.