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I need to integrate Oracle Enterprise Manager with Sun Management Center. We currently have SunMC set up to monitor various parameters and would like to get OEM to send traps to SunMC for processing. Any suggestions, anybody?

I need to integrate Oracle Enterprise Manager with Sun Management Center. We currently have SunMC set up to monitor various parameters and would like to get OEM to send traps to SunMC for processing. Any suggections, anybody?

To take your questions in order: Yes, you can. Any of the main distributions. As you mention a 512Kb link I suspect this is to be visible on the internet, not just a local server, so I'd suggest you configure it as a hardened server - few if any services offered (apart from httpd) and the...

As I understand it, the messages originate from an infected (Windows) machine belonging to somebody who has sent you an email at some time (or should that be "... who has you in their address book"?). As smah said, the From: line is modified using a random address - in this case...

Thanks for the link - that looks like the article i remember. Hmm it _was_ a while ago, wasn't it? The article confirms that ext3 is both forward- and backward-compatible with ext2. Apologies, I got the origins of XFS and JFS switched round, and it seems that journalling FSs can be even faster...

I agree with KenCunningham - I think the problem is that &quot;su - <name> -c&quot; objects to getting a multi-line command. Hopefully, if you put the script into a file that is then called by su it will all work. I'm also slightly worried by the error message coming from from ksh when you call...

This was covered in one of the Linux magazines a while ago. The following is not a definitive explanation, but here goes: Linux native is normally synonymous with ext2. Not a journalling FS but it's the performance benchmark. ext3 is ext2 with added journalling, so (IIRC) it's possible to...

Thanks, thedaver. Yes, Mandrake boots off /dev/hdd and lilo.conf defines /dev/hda as its root. I'm not sure about moving the disks round. Wouldn't that put the Mandrake disk on /dev/hdb amd mess up the boot? I take it that &quot;ne&quot; is &quot;new&quot;, not &quot;ME&quot; (as in Windows...

My set-up is: Primary-1: 20Gb - Windows ME Primary-2: was empty, now 80Gb Secondary-1: DVD/ROM drive Secondary-2: 3Gb - Mandrake 8.2 using lilo to choose the OS to boot. All was well until I installed the 80Gb drive and told the BIOS about it. Then I would get LI at boot time if I boot off...

Here's a link that answers this problem. Hope it helps. http://diald.sourceforge.net/FAQ/diald-faq-6.html Section 6.6 in particular.