I have a lab environment where we have different environments and we need to register local Linux servers to Domain controllers that are otherwise not visible, or reachable by a broadcast, How can I explicitely declare which domain controller I want my server to register when I use the "net ads join" command to join the domain ?
We are looking at temporarily mounting an external hard disk on USB to an ESX1 v4 server from VMware. In /var/log/messages, we see the messages of the device being connected, but we cannot figure out the actual name of the device (/dev/???) to actually mount so we can retrieve the files ?
I am using SuSE Linux (10) and I am considering expanding the available disk, without resizing an existing partition (which is not easy to do on a VM). Instead, I want to create another virtual disk, and add it in a new LVM volume, which would include the existing disk, and this new one, in a seamless single mount point.
We are using VMware vServer 4, under Lab Manager and Virtual Centre. Does SuSE support LVM in version 10 ?
Thanks :-)
Question says it all. I would like to use SUN Glassfish 2.0x server as a reverse-proxy server, so that when someone hits this server, he/she is transparently redirected to an internal web site, which runs some old Apache (which we cannot upgrade).
We are using Glassfish already under SuSE Linux for multiple applications. This Glassfish would then have SUN Policy Agent (from OpenSSO) installed to control the access to the box.
(internet) ---> reverse-proxy ---> internal server
Both internal and external should be the same NIC and same IP, preferrably.
I have different processes that have to be run sequentially, but they are on two different servers. In short here what I want to do: 1. Run Process 1 on Server A 2. Run Process 2 on Server B 3. Run process 3 on Server A
But the second process cannot start until the first one is completed.
The two servers have SSH connectivity. I want to start the global process using a cron. But I do not want to start each of them with a crontab, and have long wait time between them, just to make sure that the first one is done before starting the second one. In another way, how can I make a process starting on a remote server from a local script, waiting for the remote script to be completed before proceeding to the next line ?