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daemons, implementing services with, 589
DAP (Directory Access Protocol), 549
DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), 584
DAT (digital audio tape), 286, 352
data collectionperformance, 409-412
system accounting, 403-404
data encapsulation, 623
Data Encryption Standard (DES), 152
data integrity, 282
databasesKerberos, 334
StarBase, 17
datagrams. See IP datagrams
date command, 222
dd, backups, 293
default file permissions, 214-215
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), 584
denial of service attacks, 624
DES (Data Encryption Standard), 152
/dev directory, 349, 350-351
/dev/dsk, 191
device aliases, 62-63
Device Configuration Assistant, 337-338
device driversloading on demand, 362
viewing loaded, 258-259
device files, 349-350, 355
device management/dev and /devices directories, 350-351
adding devices, 354
CD-ROMs, 352-354
checking configuration information, 361-362
checking devices at boot time, 363-364
checking devices while system is running, 364-365
DVD-ROMs, 353-354
files, 349-350
floppy disks, 353
hard drives, 355-359
Q & A, answers, 368
Q & A, questions, 366-368
storage devices, 351-352
tape drives, 352-353
zip/jaz disks, 352, 359-360
device names, 72-73
/devices directory, 349, 350-351
df command, 194
dfsmounts command, 441
DHCP clients, 696-697
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), 687-700
BOOTP and, 688
DHCP client configuration, 696-697
DHCP server configuration, 690-695
IP address availability and, 647
Q & A, answers, 700
Q & A, questions, 697-700
running, 689-690
Solaris configuration and, 81
DHCP servers, 690-695
DHCPACK, 690-691
dhcpagent, 689-690, 696
dhcpconfig command, 694
DHCPDISCOVER, 689-691
dhcpmgr, 694-695
DHCPNACK, 690-691
DHCPOFFER, 689-691
DHCPRELEASE, 690-691
dhcptab, 695
dhtadm command, 695
diag command, 57
dial-up access. See modem access
digital audio tape (DAT), 286, 352
digital linear tape (DLT), 286
direct maps, automounter, 451-452
directories/dev directory, 349, 350-351
/devices directory, 349, 350-351
hard disk layout and, 267
home directory, 123
iDS searches, 568
root directory, 267
spooling directory, 248
UNIX file system and, 37
Directory Access Protocol (DAP), 549
Directory Server, iDS, 561-562
Directory Tree Information (DIT), 551-552
creating, 552
levels, 551-552
disk devices/etc/path_to_inst file and, 256-258
dmesg command, 258-259
format command, 256
formatting and virtual memory, 77-78
lofiadm command, 263
mkfile command, 261
mkfs command, 261-262
newfs command, 262-263
physical and logical device names, 255-256
prtconf command, 260-261
Q & A, answers, 266
Q & A, questions, 264-265
selection and layout, 84
sync command, 263
tunefs command, 263-264
disk management. See RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks)
disk partitions/etc/vfstab configuration and, 275-276
formatting process, 269-273
hard drives, 267-269, 355
installation planning and, 75-77
mount command, 276-277
mounting local file systems, 273-275
unmount command, 277-278
unmounting local file systems, 275
disk spacelogging, 397-399
monitoring, 192-195
Solaris installation requirements, 71-72
Space Meter and, 246-247
display command, 327-328
distance restrictions, Ethernet, 602
Distinguished Names (DN), 551
distributed computing, 41
DIT (Directory Tree Information), 551-552
creating, 552
levels, 551-552
DLT (digital linear tape), 286
dmesg command, 258-259, 363
DN (Distinguished Names), 551
DNS clients, 464-468
DNS (Domain Name System), 461-473
auditing with SAINT, 155
DNS clients, 464-468
DNS servers, 468-471
host entries, 462-464
IP addresses vs. domain names, 42
mapping IP address to host names, 44
NIS and, 475-476
Q & A, answers, 473
Q & A, questions, 471-473
SMC and, 516
SOA records, 466-467
DNS serversconfiguring, 468-471
keywords, 469-471
Solaris configuration and, 82-83
documentation, Solaris, 24-25
Domain Name System. See 42
domainsNIS+, 477-478
top-level, 462
drvconfig command, 106, 351
dumb terminals, vs. workstations, 12
DVD-ROMsinstalling from, 79
as storage device, 351, 353-354
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. See 623, 631-632
