A simple vagrant Cheat Sheet
Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments in a single workflow. With an easy-to-use workflow and focus on automation.
Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments in a single workflow. With an easy-to-use workflow and focus on automation.
The procedures in this article explain how to recover your data if the system disk fails on a NetBackup master server.
Describes multiple topics for transitioning from the Solaris 10 operating system to an Oracle Solaris 11 release.
A simple article highligting the raid levels and arry types available for the Solaris operating system
This short article provides a list of the eight most commonly used NetWorker commands.
This article is designed to walk you through common VxVM problems allowing you to troubleshoot them.
This article is aimed at providing a list of basic and advanced command-line examples for Veritas Volume Manager.
A short article which provides a brief description for ssh related commands
This is a cheat sheet I have compiled as a reminder of the symcli usage that I rarely use but do pop up every now and ahain.
Integrates and scales from single to thousands of servers and desktops, storage components and applications running on Solaris
An updated quick reference quide for sysadmins to contrast the Solaris 8 and AIX 4.3.3 operating systems.
Confused by Amazon Web Services? Learning all of the terminology is a great way to become acquainted with it.
A quick reference guide to backups and restore details for Lotus Notes using NetWorker.
What is the difference between service ports and connection ports within NetWorker 8.
A Comparison of Popular Linux Package Managers
The beadm command enables users to manage their boot environments. This article provides a snapshot of the more command beadm subcommands.
RPM is a command line package management utility used for installing, uninstalling, updating, querying and verifying software packages.
Veritas Volume Replicator aides in an effective maintain a consistent copy of application data at one or more remote locations via data-replication
A quick and simple troubleshooting guide for the Sun StorEdge A5x00 storage products
There are a number of utilities and files that come into play with tape drives in Solaris, and it is helpful to know how all the pieces fit together.
NFS is a protocol which allows file systems on one system to be made available on a remote system. NFS works on a server-client model.
An assortment of miscellaneous Windows references and commands that are useful to both novice and experienced windows administrators alike.
This document explains how to use Oracle Solaris to users who have experience operating systems in a Linux environment.
Like Oracle Enterprise Linux 6, Solaris has runlevels 0 through 6. However, the meanings are somewhat different. In OEL 7 runlevel is target.
This cheat sheet contains common commands and resources for Sun Cluster, Veritas VCS, IBM HACMP, Redhat-HA and HP ServiceGuard cluster environments.
A short article which provides sysadmins ands DBAs alike with common sql statements for generic information across multiple database environments.
The WMI command-line (WMIC) utility provides a command-line interface for WMI. WMIC is compatible with existing shells and utility commands.
UFS is the primary file system for the Solaris OS. UFS is extremely mature, very stable, and for most applications, is the file system of choice.
Automated Cartridge System Library Software (ACSLS) is Sun StorageTek's UNIX server software that controls an Automated Cartridge System (ACS).
This article provides a quick reference guide to the supported disk configuration on a Sun StorEdge A5x00 storage array.
An oracle database is run as an instance. A database server can run multiple instances and each instance is made up of different components.
This article describes available ZFS versions, features of each version, and the Solaris release that provides the ZFS version and feature
A practice of using a network of remote servers on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or personal computer.
When in doubt consult enotify 43212 on SunSolve for latest patches
Emacs commands are accompanied either by simultaneously holding down the control key or by first hitting the escape key.
All commands in vi are preceded by pressing the escape key. Each time a different command is to be entered, the escape key needs to be used.
The aim of this document is to shed some light on the types of licenses (enabler codes) available within Legato NetWorker.
Solstice DiskSuite is a software product that enables you to manage large numbers of disks and the data on those disks.
This article provides a list of the important files that have changed between SunOS 4.1.x and Solaris 2.x (SunOS 5.x) based systems
This article provides a summary of the SunOS administrative command differences between SunOS 4.1.x and Solaris 2.x (SunOS 5.x) based systems
This page assumes you want an oracle install on a single disk, with minimum memory, to just play around with oracle and learn the basics.
The purpose of this document series is to introduce the system and network administration features of Red Hat Linux for Solaris Administrators.
The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to network administration tasks
The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to advanced system administration tasks
The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to system administration tasks.
The following sections detail the differences between the Solaris 9 OS and Red Hat Linux with respect to basic tasks and component
Remote Mirror(SNDR/RDC), creates a network based mirror between two raw devices.
Simply put, the software takes a picture, and then tracks any changes made since the copy is made through the use of a bitmap.
This article is aimed a providing a list of basic commands for Veritas File System (VxFS).
This article is aimed a providing a list of basic and advanced commands and common information for Veritas Volume Manager
This is a simple procedure to display the version of SunCluster installed on a given system.
This cheat sheet contains common commands and information for Sun Cluster versions 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3.
In VCS configuration, each cluster contains systems, service groups and resources. Service Groups contain a list of systems belonging to that group.
In VCS configuration, each Cluster contains systems, Service Groups and Resources. Service Groups contain a list of systems belonging to that group.
This quick reference guide provides a crib sheet style listing for administrating NIS and NIS+ environments.
This diagram is derived from the Veritas Volume Manager (VxVM) Performance and Tuning course notes. Additional state paths have been added.
The following tables list the switches that have been tested with Sun Trunking software.
RAID is a method of combining several hard drives into one unit. Offering fault tolerance and higher throughput levels than a group of drives.
This a quick cheat sheet of the commands that can be used when using Veritas NetBackup
xargs command are unlike most other Unix commands in that its function is not so much to do something on its own, but to construct other commands
There's a few common questions we get asked from time to time about NetWorker indices. Here are the answers to some FAQs
This cheatsheet provides the basic command syntax to use for some common network administration tasks under Solaris 11.
This article provides a quick comparison between the pkg command of Solaris 11 and the yum command under RHEL
There are three versions of Hyper-V; the role installed on Windows Server 2012, Hyper-V Server and the Hyper-V that comes in Windows 8.
A Solaris utility that allows tasks to be scheduled at regular intervals via the cron daemon. The crontab is the file containing the scheduled tasks.
In 9.0, SQLlite replaces WiSS as the media database providing advantages for object caching, parallel and bootstrap compatibility.
NetWorker 9.0 introduces the EMC Licensing Solution, which uses a license file on the License server and the NetWorker host
With the release of 9.0, the NetWorker Server and Management Console will now run only on Linux 64-bit and Windows 64-bit systems.
This document is designed to be a a quick platform specific cheat sheet to help engineers run important LDOM task on Sun SPARC systems
Starting with EMC NetWorker 8.2 both NetWorker server/client and all EMC NetWorker modules will have matching version numbers.
To understand the backup process, you need to understand these backup terms associated with the NetWorker product.
There are one or more NetWorker daemons to support each of the three NetWorker host functions
NetWorker control data is the collection of NetWorker configuration information and the backup tracking information stored on the NetWorker server
Simple steps to update the OS server/kernel across various Linux OS environments.
APT originally designed as a front-end for dpkg to work with debian packages, but it has since been modified to also work with the RPM via apt-rpm.
When you create a UFS file system, the disk slice is divided into cylinder groups.
The Sun Explorer utility gathers information and creates detailed snapshots of a systems architecture and configuration.
imp and exp are Oracle utilities that allow us to make imports and exports of data objects.
This post provides a brief history and summary how the NetWorker databases have improved over time.
Beginning with Avamar 6.0 both Avamar and Data Domain systems are integrated through a single user interface, Avamar Administrator.
leaning is an important process on a data domain system. It is important because it is used to prevent over writing data.
Data Domain Boost software provides integration between Data Domain storage systems and NetWorker software.
This article lists the system requirements for running CloudBoost, giving details of supported public and private clouds and NetWorker server versions
There are commands that do the same things in Windows DOS and from the command prompt as in UNIX, they just have a different syntax.
The NetBackup catalog is the internal database that contains information about NetBackup backups and configuration.
The information presented in this Process Flow is specific to troubleshooting situations where EMM is reported as being down.
ZFS uses the concept of storage pools to manage physical storage. Historically, file systems were constructed on top of a single physical device.
Symantec released NetBackup 7.5 on the 03/05/2012 which includes some new features and changes for physical and virtual environments.
This new storage node is used for dedupe operations and leverages Avamar data de-duplication technology
All the following commands are to be run from the ok prompt of the SPARC OBP and not the Solaris operating system.
Managing EMC ECS resources is easy with the command line interface (ecscli). Using the -h flag lists options available for each command.
Raid Manager (RM6) is the software product the enables you to manipulate the disks in an A1000, RSM2000 or an A3x00(fc).
The CloudBoost virtual appliance presents itself as a NetWorker AFTD. The enabled workflow is a clone operation to the cloud.
You can monitor the health of the systems and obtain basic statistics such as the amount of de-duplicated data, number of users, etc.
A DiskShadow example is provided for reference when using a VSS hardware provider.
This release contains over 300 fixes including resolutions for commonly downloaded EEBs, customer escalations, and critical internally found defects.
An assortment of miscellaneous Solaris commands that are useful to both novice and experienced Solaris administrators
The basics is that we are eliminating redundant data, storing only one instance of each segment and using pointers to take the place of duplicates.
There are NetWorker modules for databases, email servers, enterprise applications and snapshot management.
Directives are one of the most misunderstood facilities of the NetWorker backup system.
The nsrjb program manages resources in two broad classes of jukeboxes. Remotely managed jukeboxes and locally managed jukeboxes.
Depending upon your level of paranoia, you may wish to generate several full bootstrap savesets throughout the day.
mmrecov is used in recovering from the loss of a NetWorker servers critical files. mmrecov restores the media index and the resource files
The mminfo command reports information about NetWorker media and save sets and can produce several different reports depending on the flags specified.
ZFS filesystems automatically stripe across all top-level disk devices. (Mirrors and RAID-Z devices are considered to be top-level devices)
This article provides a quick reference guide for the open SuSE operating system
This article provides a list of default passwords for an Avamar grid. If you have not already, consider changing the defaults for security reasons.
This post provides a list of basic Veritas Volume Manager (VxVM) commands
A full discussion is beyond the scope of this article, so we will focus on the most common cases, how to set them up, manage them and maintain them.
ZFS uses the concept of storage pools to manage physical storage. Historically, file systems were constructed on top of a single physical device.
This document provides a quick and simple reference guide to various EMC PowerPath commands
In this post we discuss how to use powermt command with practical examples.
description of daemons and services running on a NetWorker server
A short article providing common troubleshooting reference between Solaris 8 and AIX 4.3.3 operating systems.
A short article providing common troubleshooting reference between Solaris 8 and AIX 4.3.3 operating systems.