VMware Server 2.x does not have any GUI management tool, save for a web based interface. As much as Server is an outdated product, as it turns out, it is unofficially supported by the VMware vSphere Client (formerly known as Infrastructure Client), the same one which can be used to manage vSphere Hypervisors (formerly called ESXi) hosts. […]
Running remote X applications on Fedora and Red Hat works out of box, but it doesn’t on Ubuntu. Here is how you can make it work: Edit the /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas and change: $ sudo vi /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas find security/TCP DisAllowTCP and set it to false Then restart Xserver or reboot the box and run this command to allow […]
Most Solaris admins have gathered Explorer at least once during their career. Explorer is a log and configuration collection utility, which creates a single archive with basic troubleshooting information. Oracle support will require this file almost every time you open a Service Request with them. But what to do if Explorer hangs during collection? Well, […]