NetBackup Access Control (NBAC) a brief overview
The NetBackup Access Control (NBAC) is the role-based access control that is used for master servers, media servers, and clients.
The NetBackup Access Control (NBAC) is the role-based access control that is used for master servers, media servers, and clients.
The NetBackup Catalog is the internal database that contains information about NetBackup backups and should be protected.
The NetBackup Catalog is the internal database that contains information about backups and configuration and should be protected regulary.
This cheatsheet provides the basic command syntax to use for some common network administration tasks under Solaris 11.
In Solaris 10 you had to edit the /etc/default/init file to chance the default locale, now with Solaris 11 it is defined in SMF.
Access control lists (ACLs) allow you to assign permissions to many different users and groups on individual files or directories.
Maintaining a copy of the Solaris distribution is a good way to ensure all your systems have access to updates and software packages.
This document describes how to use a Linux computer to extract the BaseSystem.dmg image file from an Mac OS X (10.7+) installation DVD
The cleaning process of events automatically recorded when a problem occurs can be done automatically and sometimes it is not cleaned automatically.
A short article on how to mount a DFS (distributed file system) on an Oracle Linux 5.11 system.