July 2, 2009
Does anyone know how to determine a user process through a single command in Solaris and Linux ? (Iam not speaking about ps command)
Here is the command
# pgrep -l -u <username>
eg: # pgrep -l -u test
This will display the PIDs and Process names
Eureka..
After this you can kill the process with its id
# kill <PID value>
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Posted by elakatanish
June 23, 2009
In open solaris for logging in as root user the steps are :
1. login as a Primary administrator(user created during the installation)
2.Switch to root user
# su – root
3. Open the /etc/user_attr file and remove the entry type=role for the root account
4. After this try for root login and it will be successful
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Posted by elakatanish
June 2, 2009
Can any one configure iscsi in solaris 10 ?
Any idea about iscsi?
Its just a storage for clutsers , load balancing , Veritas , Datatbase etc…
So no need of any external storage media. Got it !
Yah ! Just like NAS
Wait for the solution ………
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