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Miscellaneous Solaris Commands

23 Mar 2004 2 minute read 3520 visits.

An assortment of miscellaneous Solaris commands that are useful to both novice and experienced Solaris administrators

20 Feb 2004 1 minute read 3132 visits.

To make an updated /kernel/drv/st.conf file active, it is necessary to reload the st (SCSI Tape) kernel module

22 Oct 2003 5 minute read 2940 visits.

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

22 Oct 2003 7 minute read 2949 visits.

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

22 Oct 2003 7 minute read 3079 visits.

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

22 Oct 2003 3 minute read 2723 visits.

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

22 Oct 2003 1 minute read 2804 visits.

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

14 Oct 2003 2 minute read 4055 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

3 Oct 2003 2 minute read 3723 visits.

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

18 Sep 2003 1 minute read 3496 visits.

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