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RAID on Solaris

Commands used to create and manage RAID on Solaris:

metadb

Create the member databases:

metadb-a-f c0d0s4 c0d0s0 c0d0s1
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Managing the NFS server on Solaris

This has the files you have to use for managing NFS server on Solaris year:

/ Etc / DFS / fstypes
/ Etc / rmtab
/ Etc / nfs / nfslog.conf
/ Etc / default / nfslogd
/ Etc / default / nfs

The / etc / DFS / dfstab file (local share directories)

share -F nfs -o rw,root=host2 -d "Share name" /path/to/share

/ Etc / DFS / sharetab (what I have shared)
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Diffrent solaris commands:

Here is Some basic Solaris commands:

Add swap space:
/ Etc / vfstab
/ Dev/dsk/c0d0s1 - swap - no -
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How to migrated to areas in Solaris

This is a tutorial about migrating to areas in Solaris. First, you have to create the manifest. On the host system, use the folowing command and direct the output to a file:

zoneadm -z myzone detach -n > /export/home/myzone-manifest.txt
cd /export/home
tar cf myzone-manifest.tar myzone-manifest.txt
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How to create zones in Solaris

Here is a quick tutorial for Creating Zones in Solaris 10. First, you have to create two partitions on the disk of your system. Partitions 3 and 4 HAS TO BE set to 1 Gb. Use the format utility.

With UFS filesystem newfs You Can created on the partitions 3 and 4:

newfs /dev/rdsk/c0d0s3
newfs /dev/rdsk/c0d0s4
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Set up RIP on a simple 3 network router

This is the configuration of RIP protocol on a simple 3 network router.

R1 router running config

R1 # sh running-config
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How to set up DNS server with BIND on Ubuntu

This tutorial is about setting up DNS on Ubuntu and is the result of lot of documentation, tutorials and Many Many attempts. Hope you'll find it usefull.
For installing the DNS service on the machine, first thing to do in installing BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Daemon):

sudo apt-get install bind9

The next thing to do is to configure bind. Usualy, for this you have to edit named.conf, But in Ubuntu the configuration file is good for named.conf.local:

sudo / etc / bind / named.conf.local

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Simple shell script

This is a simple shell script. This is what it can do:

[1] Display current time and date
[2] Display files from current folder
[3] Display the calendar
[4] Start year text editor
[5] Harddisk information
[6] Verify with ping resourcesit.com

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How to set up a static IP address on Ubuntu

After year update, the Network Manager crashed. In this Situation, The easyest way to set up a static IP address configuration is to edit the files myself. First, I have to remove the Network Manager.

sudo apt-get remove-purge network-manager

The first file to modify is / etc / network / interfaces:

sudo gedit / etc / network / interfaces

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Subnet mask and wildcard table

This is the subnet mask table. Content:
- Shows the first column the number of subnet mask bits.
- Shows the second column the resulting subnet mask in dotted decimal format.
- Shows the third column the resulting wildcard mask in dotted decimal format.

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