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Unix geek by profession and a part time trainer by passion. I have completed my AMIE ( Computer Engineering) from Institution of Engineers ( India) and currently working as Unix technology Integration specialist in a Multinational Financial Firm, Singapore. As a system administrator my typical day life involves anything from a simple password reset to entire Data center Recovery operation. And as an Integration engineer, I do work on solutions that requires integration of different technologies on Unix platform . As an Unix administrator, for past 10 years, I had very good opportunity to work with various platform technologies like Solaris, Linux, AIX, Shell Scripting and Veritas Products.And my knowledge area partially covers Oracle DBA, Cisco Networking and Windows Administration.

VxVM : Convert a UFS filesystem to VxFS filesystem ( prior to VxVM 3.4 )

This entry was posted on 30 May, 2011
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For VxFS versions previous to version 3.4, the only real conversion method involves a backup of the UFS data and a restore of the data to a new VxFS filesystem.  It is impossible to “convert” a filesystem without some downtime.

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Solaris Troubleshooting : recover hung System Controller [ Sun Fire v1280, E2900, 3800, 4800, 4810, 6800, E4900, E6900, and Netra 1280, 1290 Server ]

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When a system controller (SC) is hung, try a few steps before pressing the Reset button on the SC.

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RHEL 5 Linux : configure Kdump on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

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Installing required packages RHEL 5 has the Kdump packages installed by default. If for any reason they are not installed, you need to install the packages “kexec-tools-.rpm” and “system-config-kdump-.rpm” with the following commands:   # rpm -ivh kexec-tools-.rpm system-config-kdump-.rpm or, if your system is registered at the Red Hat Network, by running # yum install [...]

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Tagged with: [ boot, error, Kdump, kernel dump, kernel panic, linux, rhel5 ]

Solaris Troubleshooting: clear ARP cache

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A simple way to clear a machine’s entire ARP cache without rebooting, or deleting entries manually or waiting for timeouts.

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IPMP Configurations – In Solaris 8 & 9

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Summary of typical IPMP Configurations: 1.  Production and test interfaces in the same IP subnet 1.1  With defaultrouter 1.2  Without defaultrouter 1.3  With dedicated hosts acting as test targets with “host-routes” 1.4  Configuration example for 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3

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Solaris Troubleshooting NFS : error “setuid execution not allowed”

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To prevent network break-ins, the “-nosuid” option is used in  ”/etc/vfstab” and the “/etc/auto*” configuration files  used for NFS mounting filesystems. In “/var/adm/messages”, (the system log files),  the following type of message appears frequently: “Date machinename enterprise: save,uid 0:setuid execution not allowed”

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Tagged with: [ error, nfs troubleshooting, setuid, Solaris 10, Solaris Admin, Solaris Troubleshooting ]
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  • About Author : My name is Ramkumar Ramadevu ( Ramdev ). I have started writing about enterprise unix system administration since 2009 just for my own knowledge reference, and then later I have made this site available for everyone, for better purpose. ... read more

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