Ufs, nfs, swapfs

anandmohan001

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• Jan 21st, 2008

Its ufsufs is filesystem formatdfs is configourationswap is background

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kumar511

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• Dec 21st, 2007

NIS+ was mainly designed to address problem that NIS cannot address           NIS           &nb...

kovelkar

• Oct 18th, 2007

NIS   Single domain replication..NIS+ is Multi Domain Replication..

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Amit Shiknis

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• Dec 10th, 2007

Please have a look at following table for detailed technical specifications for VXFS and UFS file systems- FeatureXFSUFSVxFSNTFSMax FS Size18 million TB1 TB1 TB2 TBMax File Size9 million TB1 TB1 TB2 T...

jaykanthk

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• Nov 7th, 2007

UFS :- UFS is having limited inodes. UFS is u can't increase and decrease the volumes and filesystems VXFS:- VXFS is having lot of inodes. VXFS is u can increase and decrease the volumes and filesystem at a time online.

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jaykanthk

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• Nov 7th, 2007

There are 4 phases in Boot process1. Boot PROM2. Boot Program3. Kernel Intialization.4. INIT Phases.

hgaurh

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• Mar 14th, 2007

Boot process in solaris can be divided in to four parts.1. Boot Eprom2. Boot Program Phase3. Kernal Initialising4. Init

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kovelkar

• Oct 18th, 2007

 @ How will you increase the swap area?   we can do this in two ways 1 . Create separate partion 2. Create swap file..

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Lpd, in.lpd

SA88428

• Sep 27th, 2007

'lpsched' is the deamon in.lpd used with remote printers and it will redirect to lpsched after reaching the destination printer

ameycool

• Apr 1st, 2007

In.lpd

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ramkalyanbala

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• Aug 10th, 2007

I think you can try this also:In OBP type the command "boot -ar". This will do the step by step configuration. If any system related file missed in /etc it creates automatically. Try this and reply me. Thanks

balaprsnn

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• Jun 11th, 2007

The only way is to Restore a Latest Backup

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JAYAKANTH K

• Jul 8th, 2007

#isainfo -v

chaitu

• Jul 8th, 2006

"isainfo -kv" displays whether 32 bit or 64 bit OS in installed, and it also displays Hardware architecture of the system

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NIS+ was mainly designed to address problems that NIS cannot address.

amar

• May 31st, 2007

NISNIS+Machine name and user's name can be the sameMachine name and user names must be unique. Furthermore, you cannot have a dot (.) in your machine or user name.Domains are flat--no hierarchy.Do...

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/etc/vold.conf

shpradeep9

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• May 25th, 2007

We got 2 controlling files for the volume manager1. /etc/vold.conf 2. /etc/rmmount.conf

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Spray

Andy

• May 22nd, 2007

Look at the output of netstat -i, if the Ierrs and Oerrs are increasing then there are problems with dropped packets:# netstat -iName  Mtu  Net/Dest      Address&nbs...

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hgaurh

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• Apr 26th, 2007

Priority schedulingIn priority scheduling scheduler selects tasks on basis of their priority. The process with higher priority will run first and its completion another will start. The disadvantage is...

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^d

hanumesh

• Apr 11th, 2007

Control + D

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Umask

ravipotlurigeek

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• Apr 11th, 2007

You can display the default user umask by typing #umaskdefault is 022The umask command should set the user mask in the /etc/default/login file or a user initialization file. such as /etc/profile or .cshrc.

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Dtsourceprofile

ravipotlurigeek

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• Apr 11th, 2007

DTSOURCEPROFILE=true

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ravipotlurigeek

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• Apr 11th, 2007

  The ufsdump command copies files. directories, or entire file systems from a hard disk to tape or from disk to disk. The only drawback of using ufsdump is that the file system must be inactive ...

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Noclobber

mehraban_b

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• Mar 19th, 2007

 -i

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hgaurh

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• Mar 14th, 2007

Format command is used to see and modify disk available at that timeThrough format we can partition,label and modify diskMount command helps us in making a given file system assesable to different users

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Who -r

krishna

• Mar 7th, 2007

U can find from giving tis commandwho -r

sankar_4site

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• May 15th, 2006

u can findout currently system run level who -r 

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Larry J Jones

• Mar 4th, 2007

A patch is a collection of files and directories that replace or update existing files and directories that are preventing proper execution of the existing software. The existing software is derived f...

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