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...6 of Solaris (NOT OpenSolaris) supports zfs, if any update, for zone paths? -Brian -------- Original Message -------- Subject: RE: Sun# 66124245 - Solaris 10 u5/u6 and zone path on zfs Date: Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:18:41 -0700 From: Wertz, Richard <Richard.Wertz at echostar.com> To: Brian.Henchey at Sun.COM References: <490F2929.9020703 at Sun.COM> Brian, Are there any known problems with a whole root zone that has a separate zone opt and var from the zone root? See zone configuration below or do we just need to ensure that the ZFS file systems are mounted? Thank you, Rich [NEW...

Is it possible to ask a machine for its NetBIOS name if it's running either Windows or Samba? I tried a few various nmblookup and smbclient command lines to no avail. I would like to be able to query a machine (by IP) and have it respond with its nb name. I've noted that if I perform an smbclient -L -I on a machine, it will not list its shares unless I get the NetBIOS name correct...

I tried and failed to get a W98 box to connect via ppp and become part of the network. In the course of debugging this I found what appears to be a weakness in the "interfaces" handling. Testing with : nmblookup -d 2 '*' and using different "interfaces" lines. The inbound ppp connection is 192.168.3.x. 1. interfaces = 200.01.01.233/29 192.168.3.1/24 added

Hello, I have discovered a slight problem with MS-Project4 on a WinDD server, where users are not able to update the *.MPP file. WinDD is Citrix Metaframe on Windows NT 3.51. We have all data files stored on a UNIX box, using samba-2.05a, so all *.MPP files are stored there, with the proper UNIX user's userid and permissions. The problem is that userB can not update and save changes in a

Has anyone seen the following anomaly? When I first connect to the Samba server, I run a logon script that maps 5 shares to drives F,G,H,L,M. Some time later, when I check "My Computer", I find that the share mapped to H: has been mapped to all the remaining drive letters as well! For example, after I mount /users on G: and /programs on H:, I'll notice at some point later that I