Here what i got it for you:

Mapping the sockname to port using the port number:

for i in `ps -e|awk '{print $1}'`; do echo $i; pfiles $i 2>/dev/null | grep 'port: 8080'; done

or

pfiles -F /proc/* | nawk '/^[0-9]+/ { proc=$2} ; /[s]ockname: AF_INET/ { print proc "\n " $0 }'

D.

Overview

You will need to tweak this installer if you play with a bloddy development or testing purpose or might you have some work or job tobe unconditionaly not a way of standar.

What & What

Creating custom DVD installer boot sparc solaris

1. Create a directory where the data you will put in the DVD
        mkdir /custom_dvd
2. Extract slice 0 from the original DVD solaris installer (Slice 0 is the data container), you can mount the DVD and copy all the content
        mount /cdrom
        cp -a /cdrom/* /custom_dvd
3. Create / modify the following file in /custom_dvd/.install_config/ directory:
        - rules.ok
                vi /custom_dvd/.install_config/rules

by danang.wijanarko@gmail.com

Dealing with console connection to other device is one of most often task for Telco Engineer or IT Engineer. Some way around is using Minicom in Linux. But this article will not talk about Linux, but Solaris. The tool is Tips.

Tips main configuration file is /etc/remote. This file contains all the entries for where you want to connect. If you look at this file there is already pre-defined entries and settings for certain instances:

hardwire::dv=/dev/term/b:br#9600:el=^C^S^Q^U^D:ie=%$:oe=^D:

• hardwire = profile name

I ran into some issues where the Solaris disk device tree wasn't updated to reflect two new targets we added. After a bit of poking around,i noticed that the new targets we created weren't present in the sd.conf configuration file.

To get the host to see the storage,i first populate the sd.conf file with the targets and LUNs that i just add to the host, but for worse plan,i always copy it.

$ cp /kernel/drv/sd.conf /kernel/drv/sd.conf.<date>

Once the sd.conf file was populated to my liking,