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Searching for HOST NAME in UNIX
Post 302078199 by George26 on Wednesday 28th of June 2006 06:50:38 PM
06-28-2006
Searching for HOST NAME in UNIX
Hello,
I am new to UNIX OS and I am planning to learn on how to use it since I was granted with the joy of being responsible of SCO UNIX on our network :-)
So, can someone please tell me how to search for a particular string on our UNIX box specifying a server name...???
For some reason when I try to launch the backup exec agent it tells me that it fails to communicate with a server for which it does not exist on the network, it has been retired.
I have modified the hosts file to point to the new server; but still the same thing. I also rebooted which that did not help...
Any thoughts??
I am new to UNIX OS and I am planning to learn on how to use it since I was granted with the joy of being responsible of SCO UNIX on our network :-)
So, can someone please tell me how to search for a particular string on our UNIX box specifying a server name...???
For some reason when I try to launch the backup exec agent it tells me that it fails to communicate with a server for which it does not exist on the network, it has been retired.
I have modified the hosts file to point to the new server; but still the same thing. I also rebooted which that did not help...
Any thoughts??
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