The items here do not fall under a specific Unix but are more generic than the vendor/distribution specific items in the Linux, AIX or Solaris pages. Additional items can be found on the Samples page and the QuickSheet page.
| • | Shell QuickSheet: | A shell (language) QuickSheet for the Bourne and Bourne-derived shells. | |
| • | Shell scripting paper: | Shell Performance, Convenience, and Compatibility issues across different shell implementations on popular Unix operating systems. | |
| • | Unix Timekeeping: | Documentation on Unix timekeeping for administrators, developers and users. | |
| • | Why dynamic tracing?: | Introduction to concepts and importance of dynamic tracing tools. | |
| • | Unix QuickSheet: | A Unix beginners QuickSheet with basic Unix commands and concepts. | |
| • | pong: | A ping-like utility that works at the port level. | |
| • | TestPipe: | A client server pair of binaries to measure network bandwidth or generate network load without a need for disk access on either system. | |
| • | webhead: | This utility is used to return the header response from a web server using the HEAD (request) method. | |
| • | rsyslog: | A remote syslog client that can send syslog messages to remote servers (from the command line). | |
| • | lsyslog: | A syslog daemon with a rules processing engine that can filter incoming syslog messages for facility, priority, hostname and/or key words. Messages can be re-routed to an ITO console, another syslog daemon, SOC System, or to an alternate source such as a web page. |