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Thanks to DukeNuke for the suggestion of dladm before. I was able to upgrade my machine to Solaris 10. I am checking out the sue of dladm, but I am a bit confused. In order to team 2 NIC ports...

Unfortunetely, upgrading is not an option...

Does anyone know where I can download Sun Trunking for Solaris 8? Sun gives this away for Solaris 10 but you have to pay for it for Solaris 8? Seems kind of bass ackwards if you ask me.....

There is an option to set the MAC addresses to different values. Currently, I have that options set. The default is to have them the same.

As far as the OS knowing, I do not know the answer to...

Both ports are connected to the same subnet. We want to do this for disaster recovery. Basically, I am trying to team these ports together for automatic failover.

I have a Quad Ethernet card in a 220R. 2 ports activated. Each has its own hostname file and both hostnames are in the hosts file. I want both ports to have the same IP address so we can use the...

Here is a silly question:
I have a Sun 220R and I need to get to the OK prompt. I can't hook up a monitor and keyboard to it. Its on a KVM right now and I also have a console connected to it. I...

I have a Sun E4500 with some disk attached. Right now, everything is RAID 0 (no mirroring, RAID 5, etc.). Each disk (all 33.6 G) have 1 slice on them. Is it possible to put in RAID 0 or RAID 5? ...

I tried:
ndd -get /dev/ce0 link_ststaus
failed: No such file or directory
ndd -get /dev/ce link_status
Invalid argument

There is no /dev/ce0. The device is definitely ce0 though.

There...

Thank you for the script. The ndd -get command on the CE device had difficulties. I got an "invalid argument" error.
I did: ndd -get /dev/ce link_speed

I recently learned that Sun Solaris network cards (ce devices) have problems with ndd -get commands. I did some searching and found out about the netstat -k command to show me the link speed. What...

The trick was to replace submit.cf, subsidiary.cf, and sendmail.cf with their defaults. Main.cf was used to replace sendmail.cf. Apparently, those files were editied before we got the machine. ...

We reseated all the modules for that CPU. cediag was run.

I replaced sendmail.cf (made a abckup first) with main.cf and stopped and then stopped and started sendmail. I am still getting the following:
ibasdb02:/ # May 21 14:06:23 ibasdb02 sendmail[1094]:...

We reseated the memory so the DIMMs are OK. We still get this:
May 21 12:12:06 ibasdb02 cediag: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] findings: UE(s) found
recently - potential rule#3 match
May 21 12:12:06...

Can anyone give me a quick and dirty way to recompile sendmail and then stop ans start sendmail with the new config?

Can someone tell me what the following means? We have a v440 running Solaris 9. What do the patterns actually mean?
May 17 12:12:03 ibasdb02 cediag: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] Revision: 1.78 @...

How do you change CRON to send mail to root@localhost?

How do I change the daemon?

We actually got the machine with the OS preloaded. What is the best way to change it so mail goes to local instead of standard.com? Are there a certain set of files to edit and a procedure to follow?

Thanks for the reply. I ran this (found it on Google):
ibasdb02:/root #
ibasdb02:/root # /usr/lib/sendmail -Am -bv root
root... deliverable: mailer relay, host standard.com., user...

We just put in a new Solaris machine and whenever we try to run a job (these are cron jobs), we get the following message:
ibasdb02:/ # May 14 14:10:12 ibasdb02 sendmail[22219]: [ID 801593...

Did you unmount the file system first?

The newest version of gzip (at least 1.3.3) supports files greater than 2 GB.

Try changing the default router in /etc/defaultrouter