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How to Quickly Install the Solaris 10 10/08 OS on x86 Systems This How to Guide instructs users unfamiliar with Solaris 10 installation on how to install the Solaris 10 OS on a Sun supported x86 system. This...   [Plus]

How to Quickly Install the Solaris 10 10/08 OS on x86 Systems

This How to Guide instructs users unfamiliar with Solaris 10 installation on how to install the Solaris 10 OS on a Sun supported x86 system. This step-by-step guide, complete with screen shots, takes users through the installation process, in 22 simple steps. Novice users should be able to complete a Solaris 10 10/08 Operating System installation on a standalone x86 system using the instructions in this guide.

Installation Assumptions
This guide makes several assumptions, including:

* The system is an x86 system
* The system is compatible with the Solaris 10 OS and is listed on the Solaris Hardware Compatibility List (HCL).
* The system has a graphical interface

While this guide is most appropriate for a stand-alone system that does not have a network connection, it can also be used as a step-by-step installation procedure for networked systems—systems with an IP address that are connected to a network infrastructure—assuming network configuration information is available.

If problems arise during the installation process that are not discussed in this guide, refer to the Solaris 10 OS Installation Guide: Basic Installations for more information. This guide is part of the Solaris 10 Release and Installation Collection located on the Sun Web site   [Moins]

Solaris 10 Security Eliminating Web Page Hijacking This How to Guide instructs Solaris system administrators and security professionals in the process of securing common Web servers. By the end of the guide,...   [Plus]

Solaris 10 Security
Eliminating Web Page Hijacking

This How to Guide instructs Solaris system administrators and security professionals in the process of securing common Web servers. By the end of the guide, an example configuration will be created that allows Web content to be maintained securely by content owners, while the Web server itself will run with a minimized set of privileges in its own secured Container.

Administrators are guided step-by-step through the process and at the end of the guide should be able to:

* Create a basic Solaris Container for hosting applications
* Configure the Apache2 Web server to run in a Solaris Container
* Use User and Process Rights Management to reduce application privileges
* Use the Solaris Service Manager to reduce security risk of a Container
* Share data securely between two Containers

This guide is not exhaustive and will not cover all optional features of these technologies. However, the reference section provided at the end of the document provides pointers to where administrators can learn more.   [Moins]

Plesk for Linux/Unix Documentation Parallels Plesk documentation is intended to provide users with a comprehensive guide to the software. Parallels also recommends that you visit the Plesk forums and browse our...   [Plus]

Plesk for Linux/Unix Documentation

Parallels Plesk documentation is intended to provide users with a comprehensive guide to the software. Parallels also recommends that you visit the Plesk forums and browse our Knowledge base.   [Moins]