Unix Intermediate / Veritas Administration for unixadmin / VxVM - How to / VxVM Learning
by Ramdev · Published December 5, 2022
The following example output shows one volume, mkting, as being unstartable: # vxinfo [-g diskgroup] [volume …] home  fsgen Started mkting fsgen Unstartable src fsgen Started rootvol root Started swapvol swap Started
Linux Admin / Linux Networking / Unix Experts / Unix Intermediate
by Ramdev · Published December 4, 2022
This is second part of my earlier post “Linux Samba Server integration with Windows Active Directory”. In this post I will be showing you the procedure to configure the Samba servers with two different shares, one share is having access to only specific samba user whereas...
Beginners Lessons / Unix Beginners / Video Learning / Video Posts
by Ramdev · Published December 3, 2022
Now that you’ve seen how to use the different ways to create loops in shell scripts, let’s look at some practical examples of how to use them. Looping is a common way to iterate through data on the system, whether it’s files in folders or data...
Beginners Lessons / Solaris Beginners Guides / Unix Beginners / Video Posts
by Ramdev · Published November 28, 2022
This is just a recap of what we have done in August, in overall it was a busy month with 24 Posts in addition to the 3 Digital Edition of Unix Magazine. Unix Magazine First Edition Unix Magazine Second Edition Unix Magazine Third Edition
Blog for Unix Admin / Solaris Admin / Storage Configs for Unixadmin
by Ramdev · Published November 27, 2022
Assuming there is not a mixture of SUN and NON-SUN FC HBAs in server, (ie. all HBAs from same vendor) if one of the HBAs is down looking at other HBAs in server will tell us if HBAs in server are SUN Branded or not. These...
The most basic test after the DNS server has been set up properly is to ping the hostname of the nameserver and the domain itself. If both return a reply, your nameserver is querying properly.
This article will introduce several Tunable Parameters, that we can customize for Network Tuning purpose in Redhat Enterprise Linux.
You might be tempted to think that after you start a loop, you’re stuck until the loop finishes all its iterations. This is not true. A couple of commands help us control what happens inside of a loop: The break command The continue command Each command...
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