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Telnet is a service. Make sure telnet is running on your DOS system. you want to "connect from unix server to dos client". In such a situation, telnet should run as a server on DOS, and there should...

in grep, "^$" denotes the begaining and end of search string. whereas "^h.*" means any name start with "h". You could better understand if you use "grep '^$h.*' test.txt"

I think you should have a clear idea about sudo before using it. Please go through the URL sudo - Linux Command - Unix Command (http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl8_sudo.htm) and do...

.....and to find the error run the script manually and post the output here.

# change the directory
$$ cd /usr/app/logs/

# See the list of files under /usr/app/logs/
$$ ls -lrt /usr/app/logs/*

# send the output into a file and exclude system.log*
$$ ls -lrt...

You can use this command :

#for file in /tmp/var.out; do ls -lrt $file; done --> it will show you the timestamp.

If the file /tmp/var.out contain only file name, then use

#for file in...

$$ /usr/sbin/swlist | grep -i apache . However, you can use httpd -v to see the apache version or Please have a look inside the httpd.conf file.

Find the command swlist and use proper path to execute the command. lvdisplay/pvdisplay shows logical volume and physical volume respectively.

could you please open the message file and see what message they are? I hope it will help you to do RCA.

There are many commands like wall, write, and talk. Wall is the default command use to send broadcast message to unix user.

I am not clear that much, however what I've understood, you need to modify your program a little .........

set -A Files
let i=2
while (i<=$#)
do
File[i]=$i
let i=i+1
done

Dear friend,

Please be specific and clear if you really seeking the answer. Really the question is itself confusion.

Regards!