Hi
I am trying to ipfilter now
but when I enter this command, it seems this software is not available
1/ how can I install it?
2/ how can I use it? any example/website
Thank you so much
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Oscar del Rio del...@mie.utoronto.ca wrote:
On 11/19/10 09:58 AM, Deric
Hi
Now I try to use inetadm but there is no tcpwrapper there. inetadm |
grep tcpwrapper
Does it mean tcpwrapper is not in the system?
How can I install it?
For the firewall, can I use the GUI interface to configure it? ip.conf
thank you
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Hi
Now I try to use inetadm but there is no tcpwrapper there. inetadm |
grep tcpwrapper
Does it mean tcpwrapper is not in the system?
No. tcpwrappers is not a service, it a property of all of the other
services.
How can I install it?
It is part of the base OS.
For the firewall, can I use
I assume the command you are trying is ipfilter which does not exist. Try the
man page for ipfilter (the software package) and ipf (the command). The
firewall is installed but not enabled by default. The man pages explains this.
Time to do your own homework.
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Thank you
inetadm -p
The tcp_wrappers=False
How can I set it to TRUE? Any file is for this setting?
Thank you
On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 10:20 AM, casper@sun.com wrote:
Hi
Now I try to use inetadm but there is no tcpwrapper there. inetadm |
grep tcpwrapper
Does it mean tcpwrapper is
Hi
Yes, the command is not found.
I don't know how to eanble ipfilter
In linux. I can simply type service iptables start
In freebsd, I can ipfw -a list
Any helpful hints?
Thank you
On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 1:38 PM, Ron Halstead rdhalst...@gmail.com wrote:
I assume the command you are trying
Thank you
inetadm -p
The tcp_wrappers=3DFalse
How can I set it to TRUE? Any file is for this setting?
You do that with inetadm.
Casper
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Does Solaris have any enhancements (in public commits?) to support the new
Intel SandyBridge chips?
AIUI some X support for SandyBridge was due in Solaris later this year
(2010), so possibly is in S11 Express.
But what about support for other SandyBridge features? (UEFI, vector processing
Ok, do you have any more pointers? I am a solaris noob and just tried these
commands without really knowing what is going on.
truss'ing what? Do you have web page or so?
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Truss method: You would need to find the process id (pid) of the gnome
commander with something along the lines of ps -ef | grep gnome commander.
replace gnome commander with the proper string pattern.
when you get it pid you would then launch truss on that pid and get the slow
down to occur
good info here
http://blogs.sun.com/tonyn/entry/firewall_configuration_in_opensolaris_2009
svcs -vx ipfilter will show its status
do a man ipfstat for more info. Some more used
ipfstat -t
ipfstat -iohn
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