This command will safely turn off a Solaris system using the init command.
Using the find command, this locates all files with zero length.
The find command searches all subdirectories under the specified path by default. Using the maxdepth option, the search depth can be limited.
Using the find command, one can locate files that are owned by a uid that no longer exists.
Errors in the /etc/passwd file can cause many problems including the inability to login as root. The pwck command is a quick way to test the file and should be run whenever you make manual edits.
UNIX systems store user group information in the /etc/group file. Errors in this file can cause a variety of problems.
Virtual interfaces allow a single ethernet interface to listen on additional IP addresses.
The following command will show the run level of a solaris system.
How to discover files matching a find condition and delete them upon user confirmation.
Using the cat command in UNIX, a file can be displayed with the line number of each line preceding the line.
Determine the auto-negotiated Ethernet connection speed and duplex using the mii-tool command.
Using mii-tool, the speed and duplex of an ethernet interface can be set manually.
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