Solaris pseudo file systems
Solaris pseudo file systems look like an ordinary file system but are actually a method whereby various system and process data can be accessed.
Solaris pseudo file systems look like an ordinary file system but are actually a method whereby various system and process data can be accessed.
Solaris supports a number of different file systems some out of the box, others by ways of additional software.
This FAQ should answer some of the basic questions on how failovers work on the StorEdge T3 array
An entry on the Solaris /etc/vfstab file has seven fields, which are described in the following table.
For every hard drive known to Solaris, there is a file in the /dev/dsk that is used to access that drive.
This error can be caused by either no space available for /var or that the /var/adm/utmpx file itself is corrupt.
A collection of troublshooting tips for the raid manager software for controlling the Sun StorEdge A1000, RSM200, A3x00 storage arrays.
Raid Manager (RM6) is the software product the enables you to manipulate the disks in an A1000, RSM2000 or an A3x00(fc).
With Solaris we have five name services include local files, nis (formerly YP), nisplus (NIS+), DNS and now we have LDAP.
This article provides the steps necessary to create a QFS Shared file system