If you are not sure about the name of the file and which directory it stored in then you can use the find command to search for it. The Find command is common to all variants of Unix, Aix, Solaris, and Linux. The variables may differ slightly depending on the Operating System. Here is...
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How to check for open ports on your server using Netstat.
Netstat is a really handy tool that comes packaged with Microsoft Windows, Linux and Unix. There is a version for each type of operating system, the command syntax may differ but the result is the same. There are many a times when I need to find out what ports are open and listening on...
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How to mount a volume with a different mount point in Aix ?
I ran across a situation where my volume was running low on free disk space. In order to prevent my application from crashing, I had to either expand the volume or move the application files to a larger volume. Well, in this case the volume was created with Veritas and I wanted to move...
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