Creating ethernet aliases in Suse 9/10

This link says it all.

http://blog.tiensivu.com/aaron/archives/397-The-correct-way-to-add-IP-aliases-multiple-IPs-on-one-device-in-SuSe-Linux-10-and-below.html

Hardware Information from your linux box

use these commands:

# sysctl hw
# sysctl kern
# dmesg

Setting Date and Time Information on Linux

Kewl link

http://www.linuxsa.org.au/tips/time.html

Changing object/folder permissions on the fly, using runas

Here is a tip to get access to that folder without have to log off and log back in as somebody with admin privs.

Use runas to get to the command prompt:
runas /user:Administrator "cmd.exe"

In the privileged command prompt, use the below command for folder "xyz", granting user "thisuser" full access:
cacls xyz /E /G thisuser:F

For more info, read the man page for cacls.