By PIMP-MY-RIG reloaded on Oct 15, 2011 in: info, linux, article, solaris, aix
At a recent job interview, I was asked this question. I was able to satisfactorily answer the question but failed to answer the follow-up question -- what is the difference between the sticky bit "t" (small letter) and the sticky bit "T" (bold letter...
By PIMP-MY-RIG reloaded on Oct 2, 2011 in: linux, how-to, solaris, aix
If you work as a system administrator and your workstation has windows (particularly Windows 7), chances are you connect to the Linux, Solaris, AIX or whatever flavor of *nix using putty. If by any chance you don't you might want to try putty, instea...
By PIMP-MY-RIG reloaded on Aug 8, 2011 in: faq, patch, solaris
"There’s No Such Thing As A Silly Question" -- does the cliche sound familiar? In this part of pimp-my-rig reloaded, technical questions are answered. Mail them to me and I will post the answers here. If you have a better answer, by all means share...
By PIMP-MY-RIG reloaded on Jul 3, 2011 in: IPMP, solaris
Nowadays, servers ship with multiple network interface cards (NIC). The rationale behind this, is you will use them for high availability implementations or utilize the other NIC as a private lan for backup. If the box is not designed this way, it do...
By PIMP-MY-RIG reloaded on Jun 21, 2011 in: IPMP, solaris, tweaks
High availability (HA) is a system design approach and associated service implementation that ensures a prearranged level of operational performance will be met during a contractual measurement period. (source: wikipedia). Tweaks about high availabi...
