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Solaris view network routes using netstat

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The netstat command can be used to view network routes on Solaris. Use the “-rn” flags to get the output formatted as below root@solaris:~# netstat […]

run docker image process in the background then stop it

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You can run the docker image as a background process by running the -d option. root@computer:~/docker# docker run -d -p 8080:80 imagename b35744d7cba1ebb4ae2c5d65105c46eda4fdffac6136448c5ceabe18900c217d You can […]

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Solaris view network routes using netstat

run docker image process in the background then stop it