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Also, maybe you could benchmark your loghost. Shutdown in network interfaces (so you aren't getting any network traffic) from the syslog clients. Then run a simple script which bombards syslogd...

It might be interesting to us a sniffer on your loghost (snoop, tcpdump, snort), to watch udp traffic. Should be able to spot any malformed or incomplet packets. As well as the previously...

Yes, I think since /proc is a pseudo, it's always 100%. Also, core dumps are occasionally dumped to / . They can be very large. Depending on your distro, you can select a different filesystem to...

There is a Perl module that handles this Net::SFTP. All modern *NIX distros come with Perl. You may have to install the modules. I'm not sure if you have root permissions. After installing the...

I would use Perl. Any version newer that 5.0x has the necessary Net::FTP module.

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Net::FTP;

$ftp = Net::FTP->new("MACHINE_NAME", Debug => 0)
or die...

What Linux distro are you running on UltraSparc? I didn't know SMP support was available yet. I have had success with OpenBSD 3.2 on an Ultra1. As far as the disk, I've never used a SCSI disk...

I agree that this is indeed an involved subject. One of the most apparent differences is the way startup is handled. If you are new to BSD, I recommend the book "Absolute BSD."

I also had this problem. I know "su - root" is supposed to source login files, but it wouldn't work on some machines running Solaris 7. I also had the same problem with HP-UX 11. Sometimes it...

If your 250 doesn't have a monitor, or you want to permanently use a serial console:

1. press stop-a during boot
2. type "ttya io"
3. this will push all input/output through ttya serial...