http://wiki.net5.com.au/ 2010-04-12T17:02:28+10:00 http://wiki.net5.com.au/ http://wiki.net5.com.au/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-01-17T16:43:02+10:00 http://wiki.net5.com.au/zones/cheatsheat?rev=1232170982&do=diff Here's a bunch of commands you'll find useful for getting your way around Solaris. For details help about a particular command, you can use the built-in manual system. Simply type: $ man command Commonly Used Commands Files and Folders Disk space remaining (in gigabytes)df -ht Processors and Memory CPU and memory statisticsprstat -Z -s cpu (replacement for Linux's 'top') Virtual memory usage prstat -Z vmstat 5 5 List running processes ps -elf User Management Add a new user usera… text/html 2009-01-21T20:54:54+10:00 http://wiki.net5.com.au/zones/dns?rev=1232531694&do=diff One of your first tasks once you've logged into your zone is to make it so that it's accessible from the outside world. We provide each zone with a dedicated IP address, but most of your visitors will prefer to use www.yourcompany.com instead of 209.85.171.100. text/html 2009-01-17T16:21:10+10:00 http://wiki.net5.com.au/zones/solaris101?rev=1232169670&do=diff This guide gives you a quick introduction to the OpenSolaris environment, how to connect and work with your account using SSH, and a few basic commands you'll need to use your Zone. A Bit About Solaris Solaris is a UNIX operating system developed by Sun Microsystems. Renowned for its ability to scale to mainframe systems, its stability and maturity, and the introduction of a range of revolutionary features, Solaris is a perfect foundation for your website. A brief introduction is available at… text/html 2009-01-21T22:47:38+10:00 http://wiki.net5.com.au/zones/start?rev=1232538458&do=diff While Net5 Solaris Zone Hosting provides you with flexible and powerful hosting, the nature of this service means that you need some knowledge of Solaris and the other software packages. We provide a number of short guides here that will help you get started. If you're already familiar with Linux, you'll find quite a number of similarities. text/html 2009-01-21T23:21:30+10:00 http://wiki.net5.com.au/zones/webmin?rev=1232540490&do=diff Webmin is a great web-based control panel for your site, able to automate your entire site without needing to know complex configuration details. Better yet, it's free! Installing Webmin First, you need to login to your zone via SSH. We now need to download the latest version of webmin to your zone.