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Hi,

I created a zone with separate /usr for the zone.

when I do ping to newly created zone it showing alive, I am able to login through zone console zlogin -C -E <zone name>

I created a test...

echo "a="Measurement:,OutInviteResponseTime,Sessionid=1860700092328051458,node=67.178.40.168,nodeName=abcd ,protocol=GK,25523000"" | cut -d ',' -f 4 | cut -d '=' -f2

I think this time it will work.

How you are opening a new terminal. When ever you login to a terminal by using your username and password it will take to your home directory /home/mrudula then only you will get the welcome message...

It is a built in function to execute other commands.
Once you do a source on .bash_profile it will reload new changes in the file, displays every time whenever login to your home directory

cd logs
grep -v 'Process Complete' *

no need of logout and login again after changing the .bash_profile just type the below command.

source .bash_profile

echo $SHELL

to know which shell.

Hi,

Put the welcome message in this file /etc/motd.

Thanks,
Alberto

df -k | awk '{ if($5>75) { print "Diskspace of "$6 " is: "$5} }'

stat file | xargs | awk '{ while(i<NF) { if($i == "Mode:") { ++i; print $++i;}i++}}'

Why should you never rename ld.so.1 on a Solaris server?

if you were going to replace ld.so.1, how can you do it safely?

Please reply me soon.

Thanks,
Alberto