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You can get more information on Solaris from the following site.<br />
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<a href="http://docs.sun.com" rel="ugc">http://docs.sun.com</a>
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You can get more information on Solaris from the following site.

http://docs.sun.com [http://docs.sun.com]

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Thanks, that's more than I asked!!<br />
-ac<br />

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I'm looking for recommendations on books or other good information sources for the following: <br />
I have a Solaris 2.51 box that I'd like to network in with my windoze network (currently running DHCP, Web server, etc), to act as a database server etc. &nbsp;Currently, they are on the same hub, and can ping one another just fine. &nbsp;However, I'd like to be able to rename my Sun box (to match the network convention) change the ip address, etc. &nbsp;I can get around pretty well on the system, but never acted as a system administrator before. &nbsp;Any recommendations would be appreciated. <br />
I already purchased 2 books, Solaris Systems Admin Guide and Advanced Systems Admin Guide, by Janice Winsor... these are not what I'm looking for. &nbsp;More along the lines of what files contain the information, what commands to use etc. <br />
Thanks in advance, <br />
-acesario<br />
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I'm looking for recommendations on books or other good information sources for the following: 
I have a Solaris 2.51 box that I'd like to network in with my windoze network (currently running DHCP, Web server, etc), to act as a database server etc.  Currently, they are on the same hub, and can ping one another just fine.  However, I'd like to be able to rename my Sun box (to match the network convention) change the ip address, etc.  I can get around pretty well on the system, but never acted as a system administrator before.  Any recommendations would be appreciated. 
I already purchased 2 books, Solaris Systems Admin Guide and Advanced Systems Admin Guide, by Janice Winsor... these are not what I'm looking for.  More along the lines of what files contain the information, what commands to use etc. 
Thanks in advance, 
-acesario
 
 
 
  

Book recommendations?

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