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If isainfo does not work in Solaris 1.1.1 (sunos 4.1.3) then you can rest assured you are running 32bit .. 64bit was not introduced until Solaris 7

You could also try using pfiles and looking at the size of the files open by a given proc

cd /proc
pfiles *

Im not sure what you mean here ... you add multiple entries to the /etc/defaultrouter file and reboot, do a netstat -rn and you will see multiple default gateways ... You can also do a

route -f...

No, there can be one for each network ....

Try

admin/changeme
root/changeme
admin/<enter> (no passwd)
root/<enter> (no passwd)
admin/admin
root/root

These are all the sc default passwds id expect...

Your trying to log in via root user ? Possibly this is due to some restrictions in root user logins in your config ....... There is not much else to go on with what your trying to do or you...

Hard to say why without knowing the contents of the script being called within rename ... You could run the rename script with

sh -x rename.sh

to see whats going on during execution, it will...

Or you can just add 2 ip's to the /etc/defaultrouter file ...

Unless you are expecting this host to be a kerberos server/client then this service will not start until you have the proper config files in place ... Are you ?

Using the same IP as the physical host will not work, the nat'd solaris box has its own ip address thats routed via the vmware interface defined on the physical host and uses the physical interface...

Ok, you need to be more specific to what your problem is, whats the issue here ? The fact ypbind did not run automatically ? Or the fact when you added more users to the master they did not show up...

You do have a mysql user on the node with the same uid as the node the file was created on ?

Sounds like the disk is hosed, though it may be worthwhile to do an analyze refresh on the disk, its non destructive and checks reads and writes each block to/from the disk.. It will at least show...