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From the global zone:

zlogin -l root local_zone df -h

From the local zone, put the output of mount command


post the output here..

put the output of following command:
fcinfo hba-port

check /var/adm/messages if the hba has gone offline suddenly.

Try this.

for file in `ls`
do
if (`grep -i -l "Export terminated successfully without warnings" $file` == "")
print $file
done

try this:

xyz=`echo $COLUMNS`
for ((a=$xyz;a>0;a--))
do
printf "="
printf "\n"
done

oops, typo.

Yes you are correct. thats how it should be. I will put it again for you. (this time carefully ;) )


ndd -set <device path> adv_1000fdx_cap 1
ndd -set <device path>...

ftp://exftpp.symantec.com/pub/support/products/NetBackup_Enterprise_Server/279261.pdf

This is the installation guide that will give you all that you need.

Here are the summary of steps:
...

I am unclear on your question.
You want to search for files containing a specific string without using that string in the command?

ndd -set <device path> adv_1000hdx_cap 1
ndd -set <device path> adv_1000hdx_cap 0
ndd -set <device path> adv_autoneg_cap 0

ps -ef will give you info like pid, ppid, process name

ps -auxwww will give you mainly two additional pieces of information :
The user for each process
The command line arguments for each...

I would prefer to be as a Solaris System Admin.

no.. they should not have an impact

if you can go on to single user mode, run the following command

pkginfo | grep -i vrts

You should see packages like:
VRTSvm
VRTSfs

Do you have storage foundation installed????

#200393: Solaris 10 Host Running Veritas Storage Foundation 5.0 Volume Manager: System May Fail to Boot After Encapsulating Root Drive...

I am not sure if i understood you well, but to check if a file exists, you can use "-f" with if condition.

For clearing the screen, you can just put "clear" command before done.

I hope this...

I assume that you would be putting all the RCP commands in the script. Setup password-less rcp. To do this, you should have $HOME/.rhosts file defined on the target machine if you are trying to login...

hi,

giving multiple options to select is a little tricky. This is what you can try:
in your case, have 'q' to quit selection, and until 'q' is selected, loop to display menu, for every selection...

Hi,

Will suggest you to search well first before putting a question. This is already answered earlier

take a look here ...

Hi,

pkgrm has a switch -a which specifies an admin file that decides on the action to be taken in case of dependencies.. the file is located at /var/sadm/install/admin

hope this helps you

Hi,

Is this solaris on x86 or Sparc.. Check sun.com for any bugs.. hope this helps