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is this a working solaris 10 samba server before? in solaris, network interfaces are not named like ethX like in linux... am just wondering...

can the windows machine ping the machine? what says: ...

based on your zoneconfig, /storedge is on c4t6d7s3 and /log is the one on c4t6d7s4

fs:
dir: /logs
special: /dev/dsk/c4t6d7s4
raw: /dev/rdsk/c4t6d7s4
type: ufs
...

the error here shows that the zone is in /zones, where does /storedge in this matter?

i don't know if i get it right, you have a physical server running Solaris 9 that you want to migrate to a...

if you are using CDE, the per user config should be,

$HOME/.dt/sessionetc
per user CDE session start file (script with execute perm).
$HOME/.dt/sessionexit
per user CDE exit file (script with...

have a look under /etc/X11/gdm/PostLogin and /etc/X11/gdm/PostSession directories.

and back out plan should also be prepared. in case you will face problems on the production systems.

best is to do live upgrade if your system can meet the requirements for a new boot...

if i may just add, using SMF to disable the graphical login:
# svcadm disable gdm2-login
or
# svcadm disable cde-login

There's more than one way to skin a cat ;)

one possible way is not to set the bios to boot from network but to choose the boot device on start up. most of x86 machines let you do this by pressing F12 after POST and presents you with a menu of...

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This is the same as the way I see the difference between the two. Zones without capping or resource management is more like a very advance form of jails. Its like its not really "contained"...

seems like the port is not open. might be a firewall in between or the remote host is listening on a different port.
$ telnet 10.41.11.23 22

try the above to check if you can connect to port 22...

service is already ok. ;)
state online

have you rechecked the status now? it might be up already. since there is a new update on the log at 13:33.
# svcs -xv inetd

your card may not be recognized by the OS. you might need to install a driver for that card or it might be unplumbed.
# dladm show-dev
if it doesn't show anything, you need to install a driver for...

a quick google came up with this.

The Comprehensive List of Window Managers for Unix (http://www.gilesorr.com/wm/table.html)

you might have already came across this list but nonetheless.

blank out mail ie mail= and try putting the admin file to the default location /var/sadm/install/admin. just run
# pkgadd -a admtest -d ./libgcc-3.4.6-sol10-sparc-local happend to me when setting...

visit the official documentation library of Solaris 10 at Oracle Solaris 10 9/10 Release (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E18752_01/index.html) and have a good read of the other neat features of...

i believe you are not in editing mode because the command cat can't be used to edit a file. try pressing ESC then colon ":" q!.

on SVM, you can only use RAID 1 for /.

hmmm it shouldn't be the private key that you will copy. you have to put your public key on the authorized_keys file on the remote server. This will be helpful. Read on the advance ssh part. Simple...

i think you are pointing to the wrong private key file. make sure the path after the -i points to the private keys for the user. usually, this is located at /home/<user>/.ssh directory.

/usr/bin/ssh -oKeepAlive=yes -i /home/path/to/ssh_tunnel_rsa_privatekey -C user_name@server_to_connect_to.com[/email] -L3333:*:3306 -g -N &

have you tried this on the command line itself? in...

disable the cde-login service via smf.

# svcadm disable cde-login

and it will be a nightmare if you are tasked to do a reboot of these long running machines... lolz. might not come up like you expected them to.

also check the syslogd.conf file. its tab delimited. maybe some white spaces are present and messing it up.

try sending one test log message:

# logger "Test message"

and see if it post something to the log files.