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Connect to a remote Windows computer via uttsc on my Sun Ray – or better yet, ditch the Windows PC all together and run it locally on the Sun Ray server itself via Win4Solaris.

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As far as I know, Solaris has been around longer than Linux. It is being used in many servers around the world. Maybe not as much as Linux but used nevertheless. Both OS’s are based on Unix. The only advantage of Linux is that most versions of it are free. Solaris isn’t. For large corporate setups, a paid OS means getting the much needed support straight from the people who made it. That is something amiss with those who use the free versions of Linux. That is why we experience lots of internet troubles at times from Linux servers that were poorly setup by people who don’t know how to.

Episode 4: Pimp My Server

Besieged by user demands and abandoned by traditional IT vendors, an IT manager and his team do some “out of the box” thinking of their own.

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Barry Kittner (Intel) talking with Marcos Peixoto (Sun) about the new Sunfire x4450, 4-Socket, 2U Rack Server. This is serious processing power in a small package.

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I have been given a server that I wish to play with to learn how to set them up and use unix etc. At work they have special power systems. If I just plug it into a normal household power point will I risk damaging the server or anything?

If it has the same power requirements as your domestic power point can provide, it should work.

Most commercial power systems have the same domestic voltages as your home, but isolate the earth terminal from the building structure, except at the electric service entrance.

La gilda The Shattered Sun, server Wis, batte Archimonde primi nel server, filmato by me (in game Lokkologo)

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3shmawy pvp vs sun players in server aege
glavier \ force

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I have a very complex crontab file(few hundred entries).I was wondering if there is any alternative or comercial product to use instead with a better interface.I am working on a Sun server with Solaris 2.5 installed

I suppose you could create a daemon made up of scripts using the at command to kick things off at a specific time…but that’s not what you’re asking I know.

Have you googled for an answer?

Also, check:

http://www.sourceforge.net

There you will find 1000s of apps, all free under the GPL licensing agreement. I bet you’ll find something there.

Good luck!

1st Fight Club Event:
Immo vs Brothers (final)

Soul of the Ultimate Nation
www.webzen.net
sunonline.webzen.net

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if u want it come and get it

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