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Make sure you use something like pool.ntp.org as well.

Yup, there's a ton of printers that support that language. I'd do a little research and maybe buy an older HP Laserjet for $100-200 that supports the language. Then you can use that to test to...

First off, you've got a kick-butt system, congratulations... Second, you do realize you've over-engineering this just a little bit. :) And that's cool, I've done it too, many times. I've probably...

How do you know his server has RAM?

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Current status of the apache service.
svcs -p /network/http:apache2

Start the apache service and have it automatically restart if the system if rebooted.
svcadm -v enable /network/http:apache2
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You need to start with your SAN admin and confirm the disk is still present and visible. It looks like your server isn't seeing it for some reason.

Those files are updated by Oracle pretty often so unless you had the MD5 for the exact same version of the file, I don't think it would help.

The correct way to get that information is when you're...

Check this Oracle documentation. It's for 8/11 but it should at least get you started.

Oracle Solaris ZFS Delegated Administration - Oracle Solaris ZFS Administration Guide...

Enterprise Management Operations Center can also help with uptime by monitoring ldoms and restarting them as needed on another host.

Package management is built into all modern releases of unix and linux. Each vendor has their own methods though, so you'll need to find out what the main platforms you will be supporting are and...

1) Any chance you have to expand your skill base and grow is a good thing.
2) That depends on your company's prospects for growth. But, if these new responsibilities don't get you on a path for...

Top is not included with Solaris 10 but it is included with version 11 and higher. You can find Top packages for Solaris and I find so of my users prefer that due to familiarity with it versus prstat...

ya, that's the same thing. Basically, the OS is lost, missing or corrupted. That's almost always bad. Follow the directions he posted above to start your troubleshooting.

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...

The normal diagnostics are pretty good, if you want to you can run an extended diagnostics upon boot which is even more thorough. The normal diags take maybe 10 minutes to run and the extended will...

On bigadmin there used to be a great script called fs_trend.sh. Here's the description:

I relocated it on Oracle's site recently and thought some here might appreciate having access to it. Here's...

There's a few ways to do what you're trying to. You might want to read through the System Admin Guide: Security. It's long, but worth it.

System Administration Guide: Security Services...

You might want to turn up the logging levels on a couple of the machine's your testing with and see what you can learn. Perhaps the following link will get you going in the right direction.

1.10...

No, that's not normal. What filesystem are you using on this computer? Also, is it running SPARC or x86, your post seems to indicate both??