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wajciak wrote 1 month ago: If you have grown tired of having core files laying around all over the place you can manage them us … more →

wajciak wrote 1 month ago: There are about 487359 documents on the Internet about how to mirror root disk in Solaris. So, here … more →

wajciak wrote 2 months ago: I had a need for a system that can boot two different versions of Solaris from two different disks. … more →

wajciak wrote 3 months ago: Using scconf you can view some useful information about Sun Cluster configuration such as informatio … more →

wajciak wrote 4 months ago: The other day after mirroring root disk I needed to test new devalias I made for backup root disk to … more →

wajciak wrote 4 months ago: Most services in Solaris 10 are controlled by SMF. SMF uses xml files to define services it manages. … more →

wajciak wrote 4 months ago: By default Solaris 10 starts 16 NFS servers to handle NFS requests. You can tune this by editing /et … more →

wajciak wrote 5 months ago: Sometimes you might need to move a LUN between hosts X and Y on a SAN. Solaris has cool command, met … more →

wajciak wrote 5 months ago: Some useful Sun Cluster commands Shut down a resource group: scswitch -F -g [RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME] Br … more →

wajciak wrote 7 months ago: Usually, when you need to view or manipulate content of EEPROM you can use eeprom command in Solaris … more →

wajciak wrote 7 months ago: Many Sun servers have this nifty little “feature” called Net Management port. When conne … more →

wajciak wrote 7 months ago: The other day I needed to mount an ISO image in Solaris. It turns out there is a simple way to do th … more →