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I set up a lab type environment and provide free shell accounts on
UNIXlike systems. This includes free root access on Solaris 10
systems. This may be to your advantage, be used(as, for instance,
training tool, to install packages, including, statistical packages)
To learn, and to help others learn, I set up a free root shell account
on Solaris 10. This is part of the online training I offer. This is
free. I do not record peoples sessions or anything like that. The
training program, is itself at:
http://www.kartik.com/FreeUNIXTraining.html
The root account is on three whole root non global zones. The account
allows for download and installation of software(compilers, debuggers
etc). One may also install mkfiles etc. The whole thing is on a dual
processor system, so, it may actually not be too slow.
This is certainly not some kind of spam, and is in fact my effort to,
in good faith, provide something to the community. Dedicated server
access, upon specific requests, I may not be unable to provide
Accessing the systems is via telnet:
First telnet and login as a normal user(to the global zone), then,
telnet as root(to the non-global zone).
The system you will telnet to first is: trainingzone.getmyip.com once
there, you may telnet to any of these systems: AALOROTOM, NAUEEREEFS,
CBSH
So, you could type(when using hostnames):
telnet AALOROTOM
AND/OR
telnet NAUEEREEFS
AND/OR
telnet CBSH
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