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server IP address
hi, u can change the IP addr of your server by #ifconfig lo0:0 inet <ip-address> netmask<subnetmask> broadcast<broadcast addr> down #ifconfig le0 up Piyush- jainpi
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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server IP address
hi, u can change the IP addr of your server by #ifconfig lo0:0 inet <ip-address> netmask<subnetmask> broadcast<broadcast addr> down #ifconfig le0 up- jainpi
- Post #8
- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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Restoring root login shell -- SunOS 5.7
If your shell dosent exists in sbin, you cannot connect your server via rsh or rlogin. One way is create a dummy passwd file on some othe sun system and via ftp put the file in corrupted system. ftp IP-address of corrupted system login as root >root password>***** cd /etc put...- jainpi
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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problem in incremental backup from cron
Hi all unixi guys, i am facing a strange problem. I am using crontab for my full and incremental backups. -r------- (permission on my crontab file owned by root) I have written a script which takes following arguments when taking backup scriptname level /dev/rmt/.. logfilepath hostname...- jainpi
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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jainpi
Hi all unixi guys, i am facing a strange problem. I am using crontab for my full and incremental backups. -r------- (permission on my crontab file owned by root) I have written a script which takes following arguments when taking backup scriptname level /dev/rmt/.. logfilepath hostname...- jainpi
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- Forum: Technical certification and testing
