The start-up kernel messages in the Linux system comes like a burst and it is difficult to analyze those messages while the system boots up. However, after the operating system is loaded, you can view those messages with ‘dmesg’ command. This command will display the messages of the last time boot. Check the command as follows:
There are two methods to change the IP address in SUN Solaris server.
1) Temporary Method
As the name shows, the temporary method changes the IP address of the machine only till the time it is running continuously. As soon as, the server is restarted, the IP address is reverted back to the one configured before. You can use this method simply by inputting the following command on Solaris server.
ifconfig <interface> <ip address> netmask <subnet mask>
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Most of the times, this is among the first task that you do after installing the operating system – enabling the FTP service. To enable FTP on SuSE linux, you have to undertake some simple steps explained as follows with snapshots.
STEP 1:
Edit the file /etc/ftpusers and comment the line with root just as follows:
STEP 2:
Make sure the file /etc/vsftpd.conf has the following line uncommented.
That’s all. You can now be able to connect to the FTP server using the root user.
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