Yes, Red Hat Enterprise Linux supports a number of different load balancing and failover methods. For more details, see What network bonding modes are available in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5?
For instructions on configuring bonding in the most common round-robin configuration:
The Linux firewall can be enabled without affecting Eclipse, as long as the appropriate ports are opened.
To cancel just 1 print job, first identify the job #, by typing the following (We’ll use lp1 as an example):
lpstat -plp1
(make note of the # listed in the “Job” column; we’ll assume it’s “123” for this example)
Type in:
cancel 123
To cancel all print jobs on lp1, type the following:
cancel lp1
To cancel print jobs from the Universe spooler, Find the job # with this command:
usa -j or usa -p lp1
To cancel one job (i.e. job # 123), type in
usm -k 123
To delete all jobs in the Universe spooler for lp1:
usm -k -p lp1
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Traditional tape backups are kicked off by the Eclipse phantom scheduler. The SYS.BACKUP.DVR phantom itself simply executes the /bin/save script, which in turn performs the backup routine and returns a status to Eclipse.
To view/change the nightly backup phantom that runs from within Eclipse: