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1、Re: T1000 and internal disks

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From: "Mark" <mark.round@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 31 May 2006 07:05:19 -0700

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Hi all

To settle an argument here, can the T1000 support 2 internal drives, or
only one? I've had conflicting advice from Sun representatives.

We've just got hold of one of these units, with some more to come.
There is only physically room inside for one SATA drive - although if
you follow the SATA cable from the drive back to the motherboard, it
appears there is is another similar connector right next to it. I'm
guessing that you could probably hook another SATA drive up to it and
it would work - but you'd have to get the power to it from somewhere
(there's only one drive power connector as well), and find some way of
shoe-horning it in there with the other drive, and face all the
additional problems of airflow and cooling etc., not to mention voiding
your chance of ever getting support for it!

So, the answer is pretty much "no", although I suppose in theory you
could probably do it somehow. You have got a single PCI-E slot though,
so if you need extra storage, you could always use a PCI-E fibre HBA
(there's one that's intended for the T2000 that fits and I see they've
now qualified it for use in the T1000) and hook up to more storage that
way...

-Mark

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2、Re: Running X based application from web server

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From: Rainer Beushausen <surfnasi@xxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 15:38:41 +0200

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Dave (from the UK) wrote:

Martin Paul wrote:

In comp.unix.solaris "Dave (from the UK)"
<see-my-signature@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm trying to run an X application (mathematica) via a web server
which is running on a Sun Ultra 60. I do *not* want to see the
graphical output (which is a 3D graph), but save it to a file. The
application supports saving files to about n million different formats.

While I haven't used it personally, I think Xvfb can be used for this
purpose - see the man page or google.

mp.

Thanks, that does (did) sound useful. I like the bit in the man page:

... and providing an unobtrusive way to run applications
that don't really need an X server but insist on having one
anyway.

But it still does not work. I know the program is trying to access
display :11, so I tried

main-webserver /usr/local/apache2/logs # Xvfb :11
Warning: There is no XDISPLAY information for display 11.
Server is using XDISPLAY information for display 0.

But when I try to run the application, the following error is generated:

X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.

How it is supposed to authenticate?

# Xvfb -help
use: X [:<display>] [option]
-a # mouse acceleration (pixels)
-ac disable access control restrictions
-audit int set audit trail level
-auth file select authorization file
etc etc

I've tried the -ac option, but that did not help. I'm not sure what the

-auth file

is supposed to do. I seems I may have authentication problems, but how
does one get around it? Put something in 'file' ? What something?

Any ideas anyone?

Would suggest to use Xnest (usr/openwin/bin/Xnest)

Rainer
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3、Re: Networking, Zones, & Firewall Question w/ Solaris 10+

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From: Lion-O <nosp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 00:46:48 -0000

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*Assume:*
- Solaris 10 or OpenSolaris
- Three physical network adapters (bge0, e1000g0, & e1000g1)

Sure the router works fine, but that is not the point of this exercise. The
ultimate goal is to learn more about networking and Solaris while securely
setting up Solaris for internet/LAN connectivity on one box.

Then I'd suggest leaving the router as it is and start by becoming more
familiar with Solaris. If you wish security then the first thing to

accomplish
is becoming more familiar with the OS.

Is is possible to setup Solaris so that one zone is created and dedicated to
the WAN (bge0) and that all outgoing traffic from global zone LAN NICs
(e1000g0 & e1000g1) route to the ISP through the WAN zone

That and not feasible too. I suggest you check the Sun website and perhaps
opensolaris website on the topic of zones. Its a virtual machine, but one
running on the same kernel and limited in some ways, like control over the
routing table.

Am I totally missing something by even suggestion this setup?

Yes, some basic understanding of zones.

First ask yourself why you'd want zones. Just because you can might not give
you the results you want. IMO a better approach would be using a zone to run
specific network services which are exposed to the Internet so that in a case
of an attack or worse you can limit the damage.

Does a much better/simpler method exist, given the background goals, that
I've overlooked?

Too many to even begin mentioning them all.

First keep on using the router untill you're more familiar with Solaris.
Personally I'd dump stuff on the global zone first, then see what might be
suitable to run in a zone.

oh; and I absolutely wouldn't try and use opensolaris ('Solaris Express') for

a
gateway/firewall. Even though its not that unstable its still but a snapshot

of
the upcoming release, one which doesn't get any security updates (unless
ofcourse you get a support contract from Sun).

So stick to the plain 1/6 release.

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Re: Networking, Zones, & Firewall Question w/ Solaris 10+

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From: Lion-O <nosp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 15:39:57 -0000

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It might be arguable that it's in fact *global* zone that routes the traffic
in this scenario. But look, global zone may have no valuable IP address

Then routing would be hardly possible since you /need/ an entry in your

routing
table to allow the global zone to access the non-global zone. So much for the
extra security...

And when it comes to using routing daemons (in.routed / routed) which can IMO
be a very important part of a somewhat more advanced router then your

argument
becomes plain out wrong.

There is no 'security advantage' to be gained here since the actual routing
will always be done on the global zone. And as such the actual routing is

also
performed there. The only real security advantage is to place network

services
(http, mta, etc.) servers in your non-global zones.

on a subnet where a "router" zone acts. How does it route it then? ;-)

Because the non-global zone is in the routing table of the global zone. There
is no actual routing here since the data will never leave the system anyway.

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4、Re: arp table - Newbie

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From: Chris Ridd <chrisridd@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 07:32:41 +0100

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On 31/5/06 6:32, in article
1149053522.143011.266570@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Dolphin"
<yc282004@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

James Carlson wrote:

"Dolphin" <yc282004@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

I got the following when I run snoop and direct to a file (ie snoop >
/tmp/mylog):

<dns> -> <my_server_name> DNS R Error: 3(Name Error)

That doesn't sound good.

Am I right to say that there is problem getting respond from dns?

Yes, it sounds like it. At a guess, you're missing IN PTR records for
in-addr.arpa (reverse name resolution).

Is there a way to show that the server submitted a request but failed
to get reply from DNS? The reason why I need this is becuase the
servers (more than one) next to this don't have this problem.

Only (easily) by watching the network traffic from your machine using
something like snoop. For example in one window, type "dig www.eg.com" and
then run snoop in a different window before pressing return in the first.
You'll get something like:

# snoop -r udp and port 53
Using device /dev/e1000g0 (promiscuous mode)
172.16.0.138 -> 172.16.0.2 DNS C www.eg.com. Internet Addr ?
172.16.0.2 -> 172.16.0.138 DNS R www.eg.com. Internet Addr 62.3.217.251

The output should be pretty self-explanatory ;-)

Note the "-r" to stop snoop from trying to resolve any IP addresses during
output, which would confuse any attempts to diagnose name resolution
problems...

PS: This is my first time using snoop

You might find ethereal easier to use, but I don't want to force
another tool on you while you're in the middle of troubleshooting ...

Is it easy to use?

Yes, though it uses X and needs root, and is perhaps a bit of a
sledgehammer. It /is/ a great tool to know how to use, but like James said
it might be a distraction at this point for you.

Cheers,

Chris

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Re: arp table - Newbie

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From: Robert Lawhead <news0000.5.unixguru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 28 May 2006 21:10:33 -0700

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Dolphin wrote:

Hi,

The server was not able to connect to the network. When arp -a was issued,
the response from the server was very slow and initially the Mac address of
the gateway was blank. When arp -a re-issued, the gateway entry was not
listed. After I did a reboot of the server, the gateway entry is back in the
arp table.

Is there a way to investigate why the arp table lost its data so as to
prevent future occurrence?

Server: E4500
OS: Solaris 8

Thanks in advance.

"arp -a" just displays entries in the cache, it doesn't do anything
to "populate" the cache. Entries in the arp cache time-out so before
being concerned about a "missing" entry you should try to "populate"
the cache, say by first "pinging" the hosts (on your subnet) in question,
or possibly transmitting a "broadcast ping". (Hosts may be configured
to not reply to a broadcast ping, or may filter ICMP echo requests,
so this may not help).

For example if your net is 192.168.0.0/24 you could ping the broadcast
address by:
% ping -s 192.168.0.255
^c
% arp -a

If you are experiencing a delay, its probably due to a name resolution
problem. Try "arp -an" to skip the reverse lookups.

Bob
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5、Re: StorEdge 3310, qus and WARNING: pcipsy2: no portid property

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From: Peter Eriksson <peter@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 29 May 2006 07:18:41 +0000 (UTC)

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Peter Eriksson <peter@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Hmm.. I'm trying to connect two StorEdge 3310 via a pair
of Qlogic ISP12160 (dual port) cards (three cards actually, but I
only use two).

From the OpenBoot prompt I can see the StorEdge units and the exported

LUNs without any problems, however when I boot Solaris 10 (or Nevada)
all I get is:

WARNING: pcipsy2: no portid property
WARNING: pcipsy4: no portid property
WARNING: pcipsy2: no portid property
WARNING: pcipsy3: no portid property
WARNING: pcipsy4: no portid property
WARNING: pcipsy3: no portid property

and no disk devices show up (Running "devfsadm" only generates the above
messages).

I've tried Googling and browsing SunSolve but so far I've come up
mostly empty. I *might* have a tip that the OpenBoot firmware is
in need of an update (currently at 3.9), but I'm not 100% sure
about that (will test that as soon I have physical access to the
machine again).

Followup - yes, the problem was the OpenBoot firmware. After an
update to OBP version 3.27.0 (patch 105930-06) the disks showed up
just fine.

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6、Re: Solaris 9 and HyperSPARC's (RT626)

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From: JKB <knatschke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 27 May 2006 19:25:08 +0000 (UTC)

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Le 27-05-2006, à propos de
Re: Solaris 9 and HyperSPARC's (RT626),
Casper H.S *** écrivait dans comp.unix.solaris :

JKB <knatschke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Question : I don't think that all my SS20 _exactly_ have the same
trouble. Is there any issue or workaround ? I use a 2.25 OPB. I have
some 2.25R but they do not perfectly work with Solaris 9 due to a
bug in locales (I don't understand, but with 2.25R I have a lot of
"can't set locales correctly"...). With 2.25 from Sun or S.25R from
ROSS, I obtain the same watchdog reset message.

You need a 2.25R OpenBoot prom for the later HyperSPARC cpus.

I have reused the 2.25R OB without any success. But today, I don't
have any "locales" message. I have patched Solaris 9 yesterday,
maybe there was a fix...

With 2.25R, I obtain a lot of "watchdog reset". I have tested all
modules on three different motherboards and with some different
memory configuration.

Regards,

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