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Archives for September 2014

RedHat / CentOS : How to change currently active slave interface of bonding online

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RedHat / CentOS : How to create interface bonding Interface Bonding as we all know is very useful in providing the fault tolerance and increased bandwidth. We can change the active slave interface of bonding without interrupting the production work. In the example below we have the interface bonding bond0 with 2 slaves em0 and […]

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Red Hat / CentOS : How to create interface / NIC bonding

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Why aggregate network interfaces (interface bonding)? The two important reasons to create an interface bonding are : 1. To provide increased bandwidth 2. To provide redundancy in the face of hardware failure One of the pre-requisites to configure a bonding is to have the network switch which supports Etherchannel (which is true in case of […]

Filed Under: Linux

SVM – How to create Soft Partitions

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Why Soft Partitions ? An obvious question in everybody’s mind – why the hell do we need the soft partitions. Well, the simple answer is – A limitation existed in that a disk can only have 8 partitions, thus limiting the number of metadevices to 8 per disk. This may have originally been an acceptable […]

Filed Under: SVM

How to configure NTP client in Solaris 8,9,10 and non-global zones

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The post describes how to setup the NTP (network time protocol) client on Solaris 8,9 and 10 as well as non-global zones. The configuration in the global zone and a non-global zone is exactly same, except for the fact that non-global zones are not allowed to change the time bye default. This can be enabled […]

Filed Under: Solaris

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