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I have tracked down some issues with Sysnames and it appears that CW2K is changing sysnames on platforms. It usually happens when a switch is relocated. The sysname is changed to reflect the new location. We do not have any other tools set that have the capability to make these changes. The DNS...

Also, I need to increase swap space and since this is normally put into /, this will increase the likelyhood that / is going to grow beyond the 68%

I have room on either drive for some, more on the second w /opt. Just as a what if, I could take a weekend and rebuild the box from scratch and customize the file system at installation. Any tips on this process? /; /var; and /etc file system sizes etc. These systems have been purchased for my...

I am at a loss here...I can find no "positive" reference to MS support of V3...... Is my Boolean syntax off or is there no support available?

OK, the /opt now occupies a drive on it's own. Seems to be fine. However, / is sitting at 68%. /var and /etc are not seperated out. How do I increase / quickly. If I move /var and /etc into their own mnt will that take care of it? What steps do I need to increase this space?

Oops sorry,....my bad.......Old Cobol programmer should not try to learn new skills, and probably should not try to interact with others....I will post my ? to correct forum.... Thanks

This is a simple solution but having some difficulty getting it to execute. I have 2 tables that I need to build a relationship between. The 2 fields I wish to use to tie them together have the exact format but the content varies slightly. Table One/field One is ###########.0 and table...

Thanks to all. Combined info provides good view of solution options.....

I need to increase Swap space on the fly, is this possible?

OK thanks. What are the steps if I want to mount the entire /opt to the new disc? How can I expand root, /var and /usr on the fly. Or if anyone could recommend a good book that outlines these sort of tasks that would be excellent as well. I have 3 or 4 books (Sol 7) but none offer this type of...

I have a Solaris 9 platform. Up and running with default files system(s) config. This is in use so I cannot rebuild and adjust root, var or usr. I need to increase these file systems. At present all are under root. Also I have added a second hard drive and want to link /opt to that new drive so...

I have a row with numeric cell contents. 2.02, 2.03, 2.04 etc. I want to edit them and replace the . with a / Evertime I do this the cell content change to 2 Feb, 3 Feb, 4 Feb etc. I have tried importing this from a txt file then changing it, or leaving it as a .xls but always the same...

I have 2 tables. A column in each of these tables contains similar data but with a different syntax. (Table 1 Column B has numeric entries. Table 2 Column B contains the exact same data but with an alpha prefix) I want to eliminate the alpha characters so I can build a relations ship between...

Usual stuff, IP and Multicast mostly, No IPX. It has been reported that the slowness was corrected after a reset, but prior to the reset we were not seeing any indications from the switch that it was struggling. Just looking for either similar occurances from others or perhaps some tips on...

Nope, SUP II w/6.4(10).

Anyone ever experience "degraded performance" with a C4K platform. CPU, Mem, Port Util/errors are all unaffected. But, throughput is slow, and seems to clear up after reset. I have seen degraded performance but that could always be traced to errors at some level. Just looking for some indication...

If Sol8 does come with Apache, is it part of the default install discs, or are there additional discs that are needed? Thanks

Having to rebuild a Sun/Solaris platform. Solaris 8 OS out of the box offers no Apached documentation. Is Apache part of the overall Solaris install CDs or do I need to download it and load it after I have the OS loaded and ready.

The symptoms are not exactly what I have experienced but CW2K does not play well with the version of JRE that XP comes with. I copied the following off of Cisco's Web site. "The recommended browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (JVM 5.0.0.3805). There are some issues with IE 6.0...

I am standing up NetScouts nGenius on a Solaris 8 box. I have plenty of hardware based on the Applications info sheets. However, I am a bit concerned about the file systems structure. I am installing the OS from scratch and want to make sure I allow enough space in /var, /usr, /etc, /opt, /bin...