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Hello All, I recently purchased Sans Digital TR8M-B(http://www.sansdigital.com/towerraid/tr8mb.html). I wanted to practice ZFS and Veritas Storage with this unit. This tower RAID came with a two port eSATA PCIe RAID controller (Silicon Image Sil3132 : SATA II port multiplier technology)...

thank you sam. i appreciate your response. so my assumption is probably correct. he needs to install his app. lol thank you, "Not all OSs suck, it's just that some OSs suck worse than others"

Hello All, I have a developer complaining to me that the port his application will utilize 1414 does not exist when he does a 'netstat -a|grep 1414'. I told him that the server is oblivious to the ports being available. Most likely the application that will utilize that port is not...

Yep. You guys are correct. Thank you. "Not all OSs suck, it's just that some OSs suck worse than others"

Hello Anihilannic, Thank you for the reply. Maybe banner command was customized at where I work. I was getting my MAC address PROM version and etc. from running this shell command. Regards, Ponetguy2 "Not all OSs suck, it's just that some OSs suck worse than others"

Hello All, When I ran banner command on my Solaris 10 box I get the following output: # banner Usage: banner "up to 10 char arg string" . . . Has anyone seen this before? If so, how do you fix it? I tried to google for a solution to no avail. Please help. Thank you, ponetguy2 "Not...

I think I may have found something. When I ran the commands manually, I get these messages: # ndd -set /dev/tcp/tcp_max_buf = 8388608 open of /dev/tcp/tcp_max_buf failed: Not a directory However, when I do a: # ndd /dev/tcp \?|grep buf tcp_max_buf (read and write)...

Correction. here is my script: #!/bin/sh ndd -set /dev/udp udp_max_buf 8388608 ndd -set /dev/udp udp_xmit_hiwat 8388608 ndd -set /dev/udp udp_recv_hiwat 8388608 ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_max_buf 8388608 ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_xmit_hiwat 2097152 ndd -set /dev/tcp...

Hello Everyone, I created an ndd tuning script in /etc/rc3.d on my Solaris 10 machine. I was wondering if this is the best way to implement these changes? I first tried to put the tuning parameters in /etc/system, but it does not seem to take. Can some guru please shed some light in this...

that did the trick. I tried RedirectMatch permanent ^$ http://servername/servername/default.php and it worked like a charm. thank you. "Not all OSs suck, it's just that some OSs suck worse than others"

Hello All, I've setup a Web Server that houses our web based application. When one goes to http://servername/servername/default.php, they get a login page. I'm trying to setup the url to be able to load the login page by simply going to http://servername. How can I accomplish this? I...

Hello All, I've setup a Web Server that houses our web based application. When one goes to http://servername/servername/default.php, they get a login page. I'm trying to setup the url to be able to load the login page by simply going to http://servername. How can I accomplish this? I...

How do I know what type of video card is installed on my system? I'm new to supporting video cards. Our servers are usually headless. I already looked in /var/adm/messages, prtdiag -v, prtconf -v. I need more details w/ what type of video card I have installed. Please advise. "Not all OSs...

I figured it out. The packages I installed are for Solaris 10 U3. The Solaris 10 version on the server is Solaris 10 U4. After installing the packages from Solaris 10 U4, all is well. Weird. I did'nt think it would matter. I guess I assumed incorrectly. "Not all OSs suck, it's just that...

I'm trying to setup a print server on Solaris 10. I'm trying to install the following packages: SUNWpcr SUNWpcu SUNWpsr SUNWpsu SUNWpsf SUNWscplp SUNWspman SUNWscpu After installing the packages above, I ran 'lpstat -o.' I got the error below: # /usr/bin/lpstat -o ld.so.1: lpstat: fatal...

thank you everyone for the help. i'm a newbie to perl. i'll try everyone's suggestion. :) "Not all OSs suck, it's just that some OSs suck worse than others"

Hello All, Please forgive me if this is a stupid question. I'm new to Perl and I'm not familiar w/ the err messages. I'm trying to follow O'Reilly's Learning Perl. I pretty much copied the sample script, by I'm getting an error message. Can someone please explain? Here is the script...

Hello All, Please forgive me if this is a stupid question. I'm new to Perl and I'm not familiar w/ the err messages. I'm trying to follow O'Reilly's Learning Perl. I pretty much copied the sample script, by I'm getting an error message. Can someone please explain? Here is the script...

sweet. i'll try that. i also tried 'format | echo | grep ^c' and that worked. i'll try the command string you gave me :) thank you again annihilannic. you've helped me once again. "Not all OSs suck, it's just that some OSs suck worse than others"

Our storage team recently added new luns to a solaris 10 database server. i'm trying to label them, but there over 100 disk/luns on the server. is there an easy way to scan through all the disk, and find the disk/luns that are not labeled? i'm suppose to carve veritas volumes out of these...