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Only one that will failover is wckno-rg
Now with code tags i noticed.

So this is well, quite broken and/or misconfigured :)

Regards
Peasant.

Please use code tags, as required by rules.
After 100 posts on these forums this should be endorsed while posting.

As for your question, if a resource group is in Online state, the package will...

Be careful. You can't run fsck on a volume that you are booted from anyway.

It's telling you to run fsck manually so you will need to boot from DVD into single user:

ok> boot cdrom -s

Then...

This is mostly used for monster servers such as t5-8 or t7-4, if at all.

Corner cases include regulatory/security demands, where such separation can enable you to run test and production on the...

It's not inherently bad, just slower.
And adding additional layer will cause you more prone to bugs.
Which exist for zvol performance.
It has its uses, but probably not for scenario you are in.
...

In the second example, are you using ZVOLs ?

Using zvols is not so good performance wise.
You are adding additional layers without need.

If not, can you explain with a bit more detail how are...

You can have all the releases in one repository.
Personaly, i keep repository per one release (as gull mentioned)

Select the entire release number from the output of command :

pkg list -af...

A single disk failure of c1d1 or c1d2 in that zpool will result in complete data loss.
Zpool consists of those above and a 6 way mirror vdev called mirror-6 between rest.

What worries me as well...

Yes, still running Solaris 8 (end of extended support 2012) and 9 servers (end of extended support 2014) means security is not a top priority in your shop.

Moving to LDAP is definitely the...

Why change those files in such manner for entire system ?

You need a certain locale for your application / database ?
Create a user to run app / db and change locale for that user, not system...

You are confusing global settings and process settings.

Changing the system locale isn't going to magically change the one currently set in your shell environment. No supported method allows to...

In a nutshell you must :

1. Put a whole-core constraint on ldom -> using set-core for number of cores paid.
If you have say, 16 VCPU, that's 2 core on T5-4, so you will use that number and...

NFS has an inherent problem. It is not very good at knowing if the mounted resource is available or not, so it depends on a response from the host providing the resource - but only after some...

If it's a reputable storage array/SAN then, no, it shouldn't happen baring power failures and the like. Dare I suggest that the network or storage team accidently did something that they shouldn't...

So, my car isn't driving today. Can you fix it without seeing it? Could it be out of fuel, flat battery or I've lost the keys? Actually I'm double-parked and blocked in but you wouldn't know it...

As Robin says, we need more information.

As far as the Samba password setup it typically goes like this:

1. Usually, the MS admin creates a share (hidden or visible) with the Unix users...

I'm no expert on this one either but it seems that the ldom configuration can be saved (backed up) from the service processor to a XML file.

If you have this XML file you can restore it after a...

This sounds like a good idea, worth trying. How about this to "blockify" the I/O:

cd /source ; tar cf - * | (cd /target ; tar xf - )

I hope this helps.

bakunin

Do it on a block level if you can.

Use zfs send / receive using netcat (the data stream is not encrypted over network).
It really versatile, poor man enterprise level file system replication,...

Depending on your release, there are couple of options.

1. You can use find -xdev option and feed it to tar utility via pipe and xargs.
This should be quite portable solution, the internet is...

As Peasant says, what O/S version exactly?

Talking generic Solaris, you can:

# find /path/to/files | xargs tar cvf archive.tar or (depending on whether you want to write a relative path to the...

Correct, if you wish to use OVM to manage your Oracle virtual machines you need agent on running on those hosts.

I haven't used those, but the logic is the same as with any other similar software....

Yes. OVM Manager is an optional component with OVM for SPARC. It is only required with OVM for x86 and is part of this product. The SPARC control, i/o and logical domains do not require or make use...

It's a normal login. Putty and ssh should work.

The default config is to not allow the root user to login remotely. You didn't mention in your post which user account you're trying to connect with, but it's a common error so perhaps my suggestion...