Networking Solaris OS With Windows

Hi guys, I am currently developing a java web application using the Solaris 10 OS. It is a Chat application so in other words, people using windows OS must be able to use my Chat application.
My question is how do i network Solaris 10 with Windows so that people using windows OS can use my application which is developed on the Solaris.

Part of the issue may be how often you log onto Virtual XP. Since both W7 and XP are separate and independent operating environments, the both need to be updated with all Microsoft and other software updates. The also operate with separate security applications (e.g., anti-virus). Depending on your automatic system update settings, when you log into XP, you may automatically install and run the latest version of Microsoft Security Essentials, or AVG Antivirus, or some other such applications. Or, you may be overdue for a scheduled system scan, so the scan is launched as soon as you start Virtual XP. Systems such as these consume extremely large amounts of CPU time when they launch and do a system scan. However, when they finish, CPU utilization drops to normal.
If you don't constantly go back and forth between W7 and XP every day, you should expect that you will probably find very large CPU utilization from such scans if you have not logged into XP for some time. In my experience, it will all go away.
Also, remember that you should separately defrag both environments. The W7 defrag may take hours, as Virtual XP actually exists as three very large files on your basic HDD, and defragging W7 does nothing to defrag all of the tens of thousands of individual Virtual XP files that are embedded in the huge system files (such as .vhd) which hold the XP environment.
You might also want to check out the Auslogics Disk Defrag package. It is freeware, and in my experience does a better job than Microsoft's systems. Again, you would need to install separate copies of this package in each of the W7 and XP environments.
T410 2522-K4U QuadCore Intel i7 Processor 8GB RAM 320GB SATA HDD
64-bit Windows7 Pro, with Windows Virtual XP (as included under W7 license)
D-Link 655 Wireless Network WEP encryption MAC Filtering
-- Both 802.11b and g adapters on various network components

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Alright, I've browsed enough of the web and I've tried a lot to try and resolve this issue, but none of it has worked at all for me. Here's my scenario about as specific as it gets:
I have a home private network consisting of two Windows Vista PCs, a HP Photosmart Printer, a MacBook Pro running OS X 10.9.1, and an iPhone 5 running iOS 7.0.4. The network is routed through a Medialink MWN-WAPR300N router connected to a Time Warner Cable modem which goes to the Internet. My primary PC, the MacBook Pro, and the iPhone 5 all connect wirelessly; the other PC and printer connects via Ethernet. All devices connect to the Internet flawlessly, and they are all assigned a static LAN IP address through the router because I portforward to one of my PCs, and the router requires it. The network was originally configured using one of the PCs as a Private network under the default workgroup, "WORKGROUP". Everything else router-specific is automatic.
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To futher satisfy my curious mind, I set up a small Peer-to-Peer network between my primary PC and the MacBook Pro via Ethernet. Both devices instantly recognized each other and connected without any issues. I was able to transfer files at approximately 100mb/s and I was stoked. I then disconnected and tried to transfer over the network again, and there was nothing there. I have even done ping tests over the network to the MacBook Pro's LAN IP address, and it came back with no response.
I've restarted both computers numerous times, played around with file sharing settings, set appropriate sharing permissions, disabled firewalls, enabled sharing for Windows on the MacBook Pro, enabled file sharing on the Windows PC, you name it. I'm sure there is a small fix that I may have overlooked, but I cannot figure out what the problem is for the life of me. Because the operation worked via Ethernet, and it's working wireless-to-Ethernet, but not wireless-to-wireless, I have a feeling that the problem is related to one or both of the wireless configurations.
Thanks in advance for any help provided, if there is anything I missed I will be happy to proivde more details per request. This issues has been bugging me for weeks now and it's time I seeked professional help

Alright, I am still having the problem and I have the results of the ifconfig command if it will be of any help to any Apple techies out there:
ifLast login: Sun Dec 22 11:56:27 on console
Cav-Mac:~ Drew$ ifconfig
lo0: flags=8049<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 16384
          options=3<RXCSUM,TXCSUM>
          inet6 ::1 prefixlen 128
          inet 127.0.0.1 netmask 0xff000000
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gif0: flags=8010<POINTOPOINT,MULTICAST> mtu 1280
stf0: flags=0<> mtu 1280
en0: flags=8963<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,PROMISC,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
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          ether c4:2c:03:29:e6:f5
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en1: flags=8863<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
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          nd6 options=1<PERFORMNUD>
          media: autoselect
          status: active
fw0: flags=8863<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 4078
          lladdr 60:33:4b:ff:fe:9b:82:10
          nd6 options=1<PERFORMNUD>
          media: autoselect <full-duplex>
          status: inactive
p2p0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 2304
          ether 0a:ca:39:af:ce:5b
          media: autoselect
          status: inactive
bridge100: flags=8863<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
          options=3<RXCSUM,TXCSUM>
          ether c6:2c:03:92:9b:64
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                    id 0:0:0:0:0:0 priority 0 hellotime 0 fwddelay 0
                    maxage 0 holdcnt 0 proto stp maxaddr 100 timeout 1200
                    root id 0:0:0:0:0:0 priority 0 ifcost 0 port 0
                    ipfilter disabled flags 0x2
          member: en0 flags=3<LEARNING,DISCOVER>
                  ifmaxaddr 0 port 4 priority 0 path cost 0
          media: <unknown type>
          status: inactive
Cav-Mac:~ Drew$
The section in question is where it says bridge100 because the IP address listed under that section reads 192.168.2.1, as previously suggested. However another IP address is listed above it as 192.168.1.104, which is exactly what it should be as I have it assigned via DHCP in the router. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, because this is driving me crazy.
PS: I apologize for the confusion. I made a typo in my previous post about my MacBook's LAN IP address. It should be 192.168.1.104, not 103. I can confirm that it is listed as *.104 in my router and it shows *.104 on the above ifconfig. Please ignore the *.103, thanks

Prepare my Wireless network for use with Windows 8

Hello
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Shaogin
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HelloI am working with OSD deployment in a big organisation. We are using SCCM 2012 SP1 to deploy new computers with our own image and applications. The new Thinkpad X240 is causing a big problem at the moment since we do not seem to be able to find an appropriate Ethernet network driver for the built-in Intel ethernet interface that is working in winPE 4.0. This is what happens.The computer boots, I press the F12 key, the computer presents a list of bootable devices, I choose the ethernet NIC.The computer PXE boots - it recieves an DHCP address from our server, downloads boot.wim, downloads the boot.winPE.boot.wim file and then starts winPE on the X240. It gets to "Preparing Network Connections", hangs there for a while, and then it reboots.If I use the F8 option and run ipconfig, it reports "Windows IP Configuration" and nothing else. If I run /renew it says "The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation". There seems to be no NIC available to winPE to start the Task Sequence with.I have downloaded the Windows 8 x64 Network driver and the Windows 7 x64 enterprise driver package Network driver from Lenovo, for this model and injected the Network drivers in the WinPe boot file. Neither of these drivers is working with the Network Interface in winPE. We do not have any problems with any other models, they all install with our SCCM 2012 SP1. Is there anyone who have experienced and resolved this? Kind regardsNick

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well...i have the same problem.
since my mac (running snow leopard) isn't able to see the windows 7 pc neither, i'm only able to connect to my pc thru "go" -> "connect to network" and then entering smb://"ip-adress" . not very elegant but at least it works....
any better solutions??
thanks!!

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Hey Folks. I have an iBook G4, OSX 10.4.7 and I want to network and or remote access with a Windows XP Pro laptop. In the household, we have DSL with SBC Global. We have a Linksys router. I have an Airport Extreme wifi card, the PC is hooked directly via cable into the Linksys. The router is connected to the DSL modem. Since I get online wirelessly and the PC gets on via the cable and not wireless, can we still do web access hookup, file sharing, remote access? How do we configure both machines to do this? Will we be able to do application/desktop sharing live in real time? Thanks for your insight and help steve
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Hi Rick. I want to experiment with networking the Mac to the PC on the internet and in the house. We both have MS Office, so I would assume we can do application sharing, work on the same documents in real time live, the same way that 2 computers play games and such. In other words, I don't want to have to hook an Ethernet cable to the Mac and PC to network together. Want to do it via the net. I did download the Remote Access Windows app from Mactopia today. Ready for the sophisticated methods now, (I think, hah)
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Network Printing Problems with Windows 8.1 and HP 8600 Officejet Pro

I can not print or scan from my Dell 2720 after the system has gone to sleep. My printer shows as connected to my network. Most time I have to completely restart my PC to get it to work but even that doesn't correct the issue most time. I have removed and reinstalled the printer at least a dozen times and updated the drivers several times. Also another oddity - my router is a dual-band (2.4 & 5 GHz) and my printer only connects to the 2.4 GHz connection which I understand is normal but any device attempting to print must be connect to the 5GHz band or nothing will print. So essentially I have two problems. Any suggestions?

Hi @mhmost,
I would be happy to help you print to your 8600. Running the Print and Scan Doctor might help. The HP Print and Scan Doctor is a free utility (tool) that helps to quickly resolve common printing, scanning and connectivity issues including but not limited to:
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USB: Verifies that the USB connection from your computer to the HP product is working correctly.
Network: Verifies that the network connection between your computer and your network is working correctly.
Device Status Test: Checks for device errors such as out of paper, paper jams, carriage stalls, and paper feed issues, and then provides instructions for fixing the error.
Driver Check: Checks for missing or corrupt driver files.
Device Manager: Checks for problems in Device Manager that would prevent printing.
Device Online: Checks if the product has been paused or set to offline, and then sets the status back to online if necessary.
Print Queue: Checks for and clears pending print jobs in the print queue (a log of print jobs waiting to print).
Port Match: Checks the port settings for the HP product.
Device Conflicts: Checks for conflicts with other drivers, such as other printer brands.
Ink Issues: Checks the cartridges and ink levels for issues that affect print quality.
Print Settings: Checks and adjusts the print quality settings.
Test Print: Prints a test page for print quality evaluation, and provides options for cleaning and aligning the printhead if necessary.
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Source:Try the HP Print and Scan Doctor for Windows
Click here to download and run the Print and Scan Doctor> >>>>> www.hp.com/go/tools
If that does not resolve the issue, post back and let me know if there are any symbols other than green check marks and what they are next to of course. The wrench is not always easy to spot as the wrench and the check mart are in the green circle.
If you see only green check marks (), the tool did not find any problems.
If you see green wrenches (), the utility identified an issue and corrected it automatically.
If you see yellow exclamation points (), the test failed and required user action, but the step was skipped.
If you see a red X (), follow the on-screen instructions to resolve the issue.
As for the frequency, you are correct, the printer will not work over the 5.0GHz frequency, only with the 2.GHz.I suggest disabling the 5.0 frequency, and running on only the 2.4.
Thanks, I look forward to hearing back from you.
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Solaris 10 with Windows 2000 HELP!

Hi,
I'm having a terrible time with Solaris 10 installation and configuration.
I installed W2k on a NTFS partition. I shrinked the partiton with Partition Magic so I have enough place for Solaris.
I installed Solaris using the rest of the disk space and completed sucessfully.
The system then asked me where I want to boot and I said W2K. Once I went to W2K I found that my DVD-Rom wasn't recognized. Also, I couldn't run Partition Magic as it was giving me a message about partition table is corupt.
Then on the next boot I could not for the life of me get into Solaris. There was no choice anymore.
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Resizing a Windows partition assumes that this partition has to be defragmented before. Furhter in nearly every cases I know Windows has always to be installed at first operating system. It is a good advice when the amount of primary partitons on one HD are not more then four at all, specially when Windows is on it. This number is quickly reached because Solaris needs as I know three primary partitions for itselfs. Installing further operating systems after Windows, Windows losts its attribut as master partition. That means Windows might be not recognized any more. The problems increase by resizing partitions. Unfortunately Soraris does not support realy the usage with several operating systems on one HD and its tools on board are very purely.
There are two strategies to solve the problem: First I would delete Solaris from the HD so Windows is the first Operatin System and starts well, again. Then size the Windows partion after defragmenting as you want. Afterwards make a boot disk from Windows. Then I would install Solaris, but the Grub Loader I would install on a floppy disk and not on the HD to avoid Solaris from writing in the master boot record. Finally you need a boot loader that starts from a floppy disk. Such boot loaders can be found at Internet or from Linux.
My second strategy is, depends on the size of the HD, to install a very small Linux patition at the last operating system. The Linux boot loader LILO can manage several operating systems on the one HD very well.
My advice to Sun: Look what competitors operating systems can do nowadays and learn now. Talk to your customers what they need. Don�t wait for the next 30 years.
I wish much success.
Kind regards from Berlin, Germany

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Is there a simple guide to installing Solaris 10 to coexist with an existing Windows NT/2000/XP installtion?
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Thanks and Regards,
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I really don't know if there is a restriction for the solaris loader to be at the first cilinders (maybe yes, that's why I put it at the begining)....
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What format is that networked storage device?
Users report many problems with Libraries that are stored on disks formatted anything except Mac OS Extended (Journaled) - these include problems importing, sharing and saving edits.
iPhoto has no cross platform ability whatever. The best you might do is to use a Referenced Library but this has problems too, so research that carefully.
Best option: tell your husband to get a Mac.
Regards
TD

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We are getting RTO to gateway at regular interval on windows 8 laptop.at same time we are able to ping system from same subnet.
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can you please launch the following command :
to reset the TCP/IPv4 config
=> netsh interface ipv4 reset all
to configure your NIC:
=> netsh int ipv4 set add name="Name_Of_Your_NIC" source=static address=IP_Address mask=Subnet_Mask Gateway=IP_Of_the_Gateway
where Name_of_your_NIC is the name of your NIC adapter (e.i Local Area Connection)
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++
HK.
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It is impossible to plot/print via network with HP DesignJet 1050plus and HP Officejet 7000 wide format. I use windows 7 64-bit. Please help. Thank you for your time.

This forum is focused on consumer level products. For the Designjet you may have better results posting in the HP Designjet forum here.
Bob Headrick, HP Expert
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There have been a number of posts that are very similar, but I thought I'd try this, anyway.
Have:
1. Photosmart 8450 ethernet'd to DLink 655.
2. Officejet 6500 wireless to DLink 655.
3. Windows XP desktop ethernet'd to DLink 655.
4. Windows Vista laptop wireless to DLink 655.
Both XP and Vista print to Officejet in less than 30 seconds.
Vista prints to Photosmart in less than 30 seconds.
Problem (from my perspective) is the XP to Photosmart print takes 8+ MINUTES to print. All printing successfully completes, eventually.
Since the Vista can print wirelessly to the Photosmart in seconds and the XP can print to the Officejet in seconds, I believe waiting over 8 minutes for the XP/Photosmart is not acceptable performance.
Have tried a number of solutions posted here and on other forums, with no improvement in XP-to-Photosmart print times. These include:
1. Directly connecting Photosmart to XP desktop.
2. Uninstalling/reinstalling both printers on XP.
3. Changing XP LPT_Timeout to 3 sec.
4. Disabling HP Cue Discovery at XP startup.
5. Turning off XP firewall.
6. Changing Photosmart IP addressing to manual, with no default gwy, on XP. (Officejet is set to automatic)
7. Ran HP Network Diagnostic Utility. Everything looked good.
8. Ran HP Printer Diagnostic Utility. May be a hint, but HPPDU listed both printers, but it would NOT diagnose nor list any technical info on the Photosmart. There must be a clue here, somewhere, but I'm not sure where to go with it.
Would appreciate any suggestions, will try just about anything.

Yeah, I think you are right. Something in the XP machine is an issue. Have you disabled its security system's firewall?
Say thanks by clicking "Kudos" "thumbs up" in the post that helped you.
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Solaris 8 with Windows 98

I am planning on installing the Solaris 8 media kit on my Windows 98, Pentium III computer. I would like to have both operating systems on the same hard drive. I am new to computers and am doing this for educational purposes - I would like to become a systems administrator. Please give any advice of what I need to do. If I have to partition my hard drive, how do I do this? What is the quickest way of backing up my hard drive?
Is there any problems of having 2 OS on the same hard drive? If so, what is the best and cheapest way to do this?

Hi,
When you run the 2.6 install program, it will ask you which partition you wish to use. On disk1, all you need to do is to create another partition on your existing disk. You can use Solaris boot manager to boot Solaris x86, NT, and Win 9x (among other systems).
To shrink an existing MS-DOS/MS Windows partition, if you need to make room, use something like Partition Magic.
Problems have been reported inter-working with OS/2, however. Reportedly, the order in which you install things is very important. Solaris doesn't "share" computers and partitions really well. If you have problems, you may need to install Solaris first, on a partition towards the end, reinstall the boot manager and add the partition. ======================================================================
On Solaris 2.x, use fdisk to find your disk partition table. For example, on an ATAPI drive, # fdisk /dev/rdsk/c0d0p0 would show something like the following:
Total disk size is 524 cylinders Cylinder size is 16065 (512 byte) blocks Cylinders Partition Status Type Start End Length % ========= ====== ============ ===== === ====== === 1 Solaris 0 260 261 50 2 Active Solaris 261 522 262 50
Where "Partition 1" was used for Windows 95. It was deleted and recreated with "Solaris" type. Make a ufs filesystem on the partition. (You can not subdivide this fdisk partition into Solaris slices). For example, # mkfs -F ufs /dev/rdsk/c0d0p1 4192965 where number 4192965 = 261 * 16065 is the total number of blocks on this partition, calculated as the cylinder length on this partition (261 from the above partition table) times the cylinder size (16065 blocks as shown in the header of the partition table.)
Mount the filesystem as usual. For example: # mount /dev/dsk/c0d0p1 /export/home ====================================================================== If you have another Operating System installed, boot into the other operating system (usually Windows or Linux). Select the current (non-Solaris) partition as the "Active" partition. Reboot. If the computer boots into the other operating system without the Solaris boot menu, you can safely delete the Solaris partition.
If you have no other Operating System installed, simply install another operating system over Solaris on the hard drive. Select "Entire disk" or similar during the installation. ======================================================================
if you any further comments or questions, kindly revert backup or send mail.
with thanks,
Mohammed Abid Ali, slashsupport.com pvt.ltd. Email :[email protected]

Dual booting Solaris 8 with Windows

Hello!
I am going to build a machine for running both Solaris 8 and 98 SE. I may put each OS on a separate hardrive or just put them on different partitions/slices. Firstly, is this possible? and secondly how? Do I have to edit the etc/bootrc script???
I'd appreciate some help on this one.
Steve

1. helpful group - yahoo groups -> solarisonintel
2. stolen from a message in that group -> multiboot.solaris-x86.org/v/6.html

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