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Solaris DNS : Types of DNS Servers

1. Root Servers:

Root servers are positioned at the top or root of the DNS hierarchy, and maintain data about each of the top-level zones. The root servers are maintained by the NIC and have been moved to a common domain for consistent naming purposes. The root servers are named as A.root-servers.net., B.root-servers.net., and so on.

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Solairs DNS: configure forward DNS server, to send queries to external server

If you have an internal domain and an internal name server which has only local hosts. He wants these clients’ requests to be forwarded to the outside nameserver if the local server doesn’t have that information.

This can be done on the internal name server by defining a forwarders entry in the named configuration file:

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Solaris Troubleshooting : Physical disk to c#t#d# mapping by serial number

On most Sun systems you can obtain the disk serial numbers that correspond with c#t#d#’s with the following command:



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Solaris Troubleshooting : Filesystem Full Errors in solaris

The following errors could be seen when a filesystem is full:

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Solaris Troubleshooting – System Panics, Hangs and Crashes

There are a number of differing scenarios under which the Solaris  operating system may panic, hang, or exhibit other symptoms that lead the administrator to have to restart or reboot the system.

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Redhat Linux – Creating New Partition table and Filesystem on SAN disk

procedure to create a new partition table and a file system on a disk (or LUN) under Linux

1. List the available disks / LUNs with the following command:

# fdisk -l

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