Recent content by solarisman

What type of HBA's Emulex,Qlogic?????

Time Finder is a possibility...but I would go with Veritas or Sun Volume manager from my experience....

Well, I guess if you are using Windows,,,this is a different story....Wasn't sure what platform...Windows or Unix...

Find out what the stripe segment size is on the drives on the Symmetrix and make sure that you correlate your volume stripeunit or stripe width to that segment size so that your I/O is is evenly distributed across your disks or raid set (s)

To my understanding the leadville driver only works with Qlogic (qlc) HBA's...Systems with Emulex, and or JNI HBA's will still have to be rebooted...The sd.conf file is only read at boot time.... Solarisman....

What type of HDS array,,,,Is it the Freedom Lightning 9900 series??? If so, you if you use Storage Navigator, you can use the LUSE utility to tie your LUNS together...

Depends on if you have multiple system boards in your domain. If you have more than one system board in a domain you should be able to take a board offline....

I agree with JAD in that your uptime and scalability is better, but we have been running have 3 different flavors of unix running and over 65 unix servers at my data center and our PDC and DNS is just fine on NT. JAD may need to hire some NT people who know what they are doing. I am not an...

Sorry the ndd command is: # ndd -get /dev/elxl instance This should return the ndd value. Is your server called solaris?

Try using the netstat command to check for Inbound and outbound errors. For example: # netstat -I hme0 This would give you inbound and outbound errors, collisions And try to see if you are set for full duplexing: If you have an hme or le interface use this: Example is for an interface...

I am not a big fan of Microsoft, but I think a PDC is easier to manage in an NT environment, expecially DNS. We have both in unix and windows, but of course windows is just point and click. We use Microsoft for our PDC and primary dns. Our secondary dns is unix based. Just giving advice, but it...

If you do have your correct nfs daemons running, check to see whether the ( rpc.mountd ) process is running on the remote server that you are exporting the filesystems from.

I'm assuming you are running the install the "oracle" user, right?

You may want to try to create a script file for each and run the jobs seperately in cron. If you have both in the same file it would run both at one time. The .netrc is primarily for direct connection to the host you are want to ftp to. Try this it worked for me...

try this command : netstat -a |grep ESTAB this could show you what ports has an established connection