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Solaris Boot Environment And Lost Changes

December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 admin

Maybe you have similarly been perplexed like me when you are missing a file after a new boot environment(BE) was

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Solaris 

Solaris DLMP Test VLAN

March 27, 2017July 10, 2020 admin

As usual use at own risk! This may not apply to many people but I have an instance where we

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Printing Solaris 

Solaris lp printer queue job ids

December 28, 2016 admin

If you have a Unix queue name that is long, your job id’s may be cut off in the list.

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Solaris SSH 

Solaris SFTP Containment Multiple Nodes

December 21, 2016December 21, 2016 admin

Previous post explaining SFTP containment: http://blog.ls-al.com/sftp-containment-solaris-10/ That solution does not work in a clustered environment. Since then I did also

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Solaris SSH 

SFTP Containment Solaris 10

October 12, 2016 admin

Using the SSH match directive it is possible to contain a user to an isolated folder. This article is how

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Python Solaris 

Solaris Find Process Id tied to IP Address

June 23, 2016 admin

Recently I needed to find out who is connecting to an Oracle database and at the same time I wanted

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Logging Python Solaris 

Check Logfiles Only a Few Minutes Back

January 4, 2016January 4, 2016 admin

This is an update post. Previously I had a post here: http://blog.ls-al.com/check-logfiles-for-recent-entries-only/ The code has been problematic around when a

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Solaris 

Solaris Multipath Incorrect Totals

December 14, 2015 admin

From time to time we notice that some LUN’s are not optimal. It could be because of off-lining a LUN,

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Solaris 

Solaris Snoop on File Access

December 10, 2015 admin

If you find yourself trying to figure out where your operating system is spending time with reads and writes try

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Icinga2 Solaris 

Icinga2 on Solaris 11

November 11, 2015November 11, 2015 admin

I typically prefer using Nagios for network monitoring. Nagios itself is tricky to get going on Solaris and I have

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