This guide is an introduction to configuring the Sun Fire X4500 server as a disk-cache media server for the Symantec Veritas NetBackup application. It provides an example of configuring the ZFS file system on the Solaris 10 08/07 OS and configuring the NetBackup 6.5 application to utilize the Sun Fire X4500 server as its media server.
told by a Sun guy with some support slides.
With pointers to reference docs of all drivers.
Go to that article
Integrated Lights Out Management for dummies, with pointers for more.
This second part is also written by a Sun engineer & shows how to use the authorization service of Access Manager. OpenSSO in the article. SOAP & REST are supported.
From Sun docs, everything one should know to upgrade a system with zones to Solaris 10 08/2007
Go to the document
Interesting to see Sun describing & explaining their own “best” boot disk layout : the one used by Sun Service people when sitting at the customer site.
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Update 4 of Solaris 10 gives us the second type of branded zone : one that allows you to run your old applications using Solaris 8 on a brand new machine running S10, either because you want to have them run on better/newer machines, either because of support reasons. ( or because you want to DTrace it 
. Seems that lots of customers are still quite happy with Solaris 8 and legacy apps.
This feature comes with an extra download but it doesn’t come for free, although you can get an evaluation version here.
There is also a FAQ available on the product.
A 4-parts BigAdmin article that describes how to configure the Sun DS6 to store user account information to be used by Solaris, AIX & Red Hat clients as a naming service. A missing piece in Sun documentation.
“This article provides instructions for deploying Sun Java System Directory Server 6.0 (hereafter referred to as “Directory Server”), which is part of Sun Java System Directory Server 6.0 Enterprise Edition, as a naming service for UNIX clients that run AIX 5.3, Red Hat Linux Release 4 Update 4, or the Solaris 8, 9, or 10 Operating System.”
A developers.sun.com article that talks about the performance of the NFS distributed file system. Issues appeared with the growth of NFS shares that come from the use of ZFS.