tailieunhanh - Intermediate System Administration for the Solaris 10 Student Guide phần 5

Làm việc với Khái niệm cơ bản Gắn Trong hệ điều hành Solaris, bạn sử dụng quá trình gắn đính kèm cá nhân ï ¬ le hệ thống điểm lắp trên hệ thống phân cấp thư mục. Hành động này làm cho một ï ¬ le hệ thống truy cập vào hệ thống và người sử dụng. bạn sử dụng | Preparing for Patch Administration Obtaining Patches Sun customers who have a maintenance contract have access to the SunSolveSM program s database of patches and patch information technical white papers the Symptom and Resolution database and more. These are available using the World Wide Web. Sun customers without maintenance contracts have access to a subset of the patches available through the SunSolve program. These patches are available at no charge and include important security and bug fix patches. To access patches through the World Wide Web use the following Universal Resource Locators URLs http - United States http - Australia http - France http - Germany http - Japan http - Sweden http - Switzerland http - United Kingdom The comprehensive set of patches and patch information is available to contract customers through the button labeled Login. The customer s assigned SunService program password is required to access this database. To access patches using FTP use the ftp command to connect to The ftp utility has many commands however only a few are necessary for moving files from system to system. You can locate and copy patches to the local system with a few basic FTP commands. The following example shows the procedure for changing to the var tmp directory on the local system connecting to the remote FTP site locating a patch and its README file in the pub patches directory and transferring both files to the local system s directory. Managing Software Patches on the Solaris 10 OS Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems Inc. All Rights Reserved. Sun Services Revision 7-5 Preparing for Patch Administration Note - The default mode for an ftp connection is binary mode in Solaris 10 OS. The default mode for an ftp connection in Solaris 8 or earlier versions is American Standard Code for Information Interchange