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Great! So what prompts do you get first, so we can tell you how to interrupt.

It may be as simple as pressing ENTER or SPACE at the right moment. We should then be able to guide you through...

First we shall try to see what's going wrong, for this you just restart your server, in boot loader menu, press e for grub editing and then search and remove rhgb quiet, press enter and boot your...

The two most common problems in this situation are:
1. Dependency on an unreachable network resource, ie, NFS, NIS, LDAP
2. Bad disk

Per the previous post, boot into "single user mode". This...

That depends on the filesystem you use.

Assuming you're using RHEL6 default (ext4) you have to mount the filesystem with the following options:
usrquota
usrjquota=aquota.user
jqfmt=vfsv0
...

I'm a bit confused here. What exactly is the NIC doing or not doing?

I'm assuming you configured the network (IP, mask, GW, etc) and that the network daemon is running.

Also, MAC are usually...

It could be an SELinux thing.

Try:

# chcon -R -t public_content_t /var/ftp/pub


Remembering to use semanage to make it permanent:

# semanage fcontext -a -u system_u -t public_content_t...

Assuming that the FTP server is also running Redhat...

Is the ftp daemon running on the server?

Another obstacled could be the firewall.

Nothing to do with connectivity, but for file...

This means your have to set up ipf - ipfilter. Basically the ipf firewall blocks protocols or ports.

This is more than one post. Here is the manual on how to set it up.
...

Simple answer: never directly edit the crontab, use crontab -e only
Some people use vi, and it works with some versions of crond. Not all.

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??

You'll have to find the name of the log file the application or your system application installer uses first. Once you have that name, you can use the command:
tail -f log_file_name
to follow new...

Here is another approach to get list of cron invoked running script

1. Get the PID of cron - clock daemon:
ps -ef | grep cron | grep -v grep
2. Get the process trees of cron PID:
ptree <cron...

I would say the controllers you are talking about might be on a disk storage which has normally 2 controllers on it.

Cheers,

It means Disk Array Controller or RAID Controller often improperly shortened to a Disk Controllers. It is a device which manages the physical disk drives and presents them to the computer as logical...

Post contents of the log: /var/svc/log/application-management-snmpdx:default.log

grep net /etc/path_to_inst

prtconf -pv |grep -i net

Above commands also not showing the remaining NICs??

A socket can be in various states (bound to an address/port, unbound, listening, idle, etc.)

Other than ESTABLISHED, here are some other possible states that netstat can output:

Just for information:
at the end of a zone configuration you come to
zonecfg: newzone > commit
this creates an XML config file under "/etc/zones" at that is the base for the system to remember...

No. The only time you play with /etc/vfstab in the global zone is when your first create a zone, then the filesystem that becomes / in the zone is added to /etc/vfstab.

digest -a md5 filename

If you use ZFS you can create separate ZFS dataset on which dump files will be created after dump is created. Using dumpadm(1) command you can change these options.

1) no
2) no
3) can be either
4) no
5) no

Just create slice in format and then specify it in dumpadm command. More on this topic can be found here:...

1 - you should let the application designer opt for this on a per process basis, the sysadmin probably should not do this, except on a one-off basis, like debugging something.

2 - you use this...

/usr/sfw is a directory where Solaris installs some GNU code, like gcc. This is usually created by installing packages in the first place.

The second block is setting resource limits on the zone...

Solaris freeware
/usr/sfw contains freeware supported by Sun (now Oracle).
/opt/sfw contains unsupported freeware.