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Have you tried to read the logadm man page?

Getting Solaris to work with an LDAP server, much less Active directory is a real pain. So just don't go there. I would use Thunderbird as your mail client. It can pull email from exchange just like...

We had this working on SUN thin client workstations. So yes would use it on production systems.

Open a service request with Oracle and let them check the machine.

On Solaris machine check if sshd is running:

svcs -p /network/ssh
If it is disabled then you must enable it

svcadm enable /network/ssh
If you still have problem, then check...

There is no point insisting trying to fix the consequences while ignoring the root cause(s). If you really can't manage the hierarchy of service dependencies and if your server has no critical...

Yep, that looks okay if the system will let you do that whilst it's multi-user.

Otherwise resort to single user.

I think that ought to fix it.

Strange! What version of Solaris is this exactly?

Is this old enough to still have a boot archive?

Scratching head!

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Did you see the link I posted in #10?

Any good?

This may be a silly question but since you know which 'device' it is, why don't you manually remove the device node yourself from /dev/rdsk, /dev/dsk and /dev/cfg?

If it won't let you do that...

As per my post, you need to remove from /dev/cfg too.

You need to remove the device node from all three directories.

You may need to use 'rm -f' if it won't go.

If you have other LUN's on c2 then you'll need to (in single user)

rm -r /a/dev/cfg/c2

then

devfsadm -r /a -p /a/etc/path_to_inst

to write the devices you still need back.
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The issue isn't related to your java application leaking heap memory.

What I suspect is the java application creating huge files that would stay the /tmp directory. The "Page cache" is reporting...

this link might be usefull to find commands in different operating systems... nothing in it for this case, but you never know what you might need ;)

Rosetta Stone for Unix...

Have a look at the server configuration files.

Don't use top on Solaris. It is not delivered with the OS and might report bogus or inaccurate data.

Use vmstat 2 2 to get free virtual and physical memory.
Use prstat -Z to get per process and...

for d in /dir1 /dir2 /dir3
df -h "$d" | tail -1
done >> "${DAT}_disk_usage.out"

Is there a specific reason why you want to use tcsh? Most system administrators have long moved on from using csh or tcsh.

Power cycling might make progress. This recent thread may also help....

https://www.unix.com/emergency-unix-linux-support-help-me/209975-solaris-not-able-access-e2900-console.html

Let me google that for you (http://bit.ly/VEwvBX)

I have not tried, but why not virtualize solaris 11 on Mac or Win 7 ?

That way you will not encounter potential problem with hardware and have much wider test environment to play with, meaning you...

OS X handles the display to ensure the best user experience (i.e. that things can benefit from the extra resolution without making fonts, etc. unreadable). Solaris, obviously, won't do this, so the...

Brainstorming a bit here..

Check the cron tables on each system as well, just to see what the prior admins have tried to automate (system admin related or application related)..

I'd also verify...

Also maybe:


Try to track documentation and if possible reports of past changes and logs, if not available, see if you can interview past admins. It is really nice to be confident that systems...

You should also get some information on what kind of applications are running there and which servers are critical - so they should be handled first.