sathish_us

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• Aug 24th, 2009

In OK prompt, boot net - install

sasikumar12

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• Dec 12th, 2008

Boot - net install

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Navneet

• Mar 28th, 2012

Two way can do
1)#kbd -a (for enable|disable)
or
2)#Vi /etc/default/kbd
KEYBOARD_ABORT=disable

anupam_vats

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• Mar 25th, 2010

For temprary basis type command disable stop+Akbd -a disableFor permanent basis vi/etc/default/kb and edit keyboard_abort diableRegardsAnupam CMS Info Gurgaon

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How do you get the Machine S/N. on # Prompt.

Fred

• Mar 30th, 2015

Prtdiag -v

Alin

• Mar 25th, 2015

#sneep

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If a server is pingable but unable to TELNET or SSS what will you check and how will you resolve it?

sathish_us

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• Sep 23rd, 2009

Check the TELNET & SSH services are running. If not, start the services.# svcs -a |grep telnet# svcadm enable telnet # svcadm enable sshIf still not to able to logon, check the firewall.

sankar.naru

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• Jun 18th, 2009

You first check whether there are any dependency services are enabled or not.svcs -xv telnet and svcs -xv ssh If there are no dependencies then you can simply enable telnet and sshsvcadm enable teln...

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How to take backup from Solaris Server?

vivek

• Dec 17th, 2012

Boot -s
fsck /dev/rdks/c1t0d0s0
#ufsdump 0uf /dev/rmt/0 /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0
for restore
#ufsrestore /dev/rmt/0 /

osmond

• Sep 14th, 2012

The arp command is used to manage entries in the ARP cache. To display the entries in the ARP cache, use the a option,

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How to stop & start a process in Solaris?

Indravadan

• Jan 19th, 2015

Yes use prun and pstop command

Balachander S

• Dec 17th, 2014

Yes, you can. pstop and to resume the process you need to use prun .

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44

sanketchopade

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• Aug 7th, 2009

There are 45 signals in all. Starting from SIGHUP no 1 to SIGRTMAX no45.Check Sun link below:http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/signalprimer.html

sknm_21

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• Jun 18th, 2008

36sign

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1. devfsadm2. drvconfig

darpanraheja

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• May 22nd, 2008

devfsadm coomand is used to reconfigure devices For solaris 10 devfsadmd daemons is running for the same.

krishnakumarNair

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• May 7th, 2008

Devfsadm

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Jamal Daken

• Mar 21st, 2013

Major number specify the specific device driver for that device.

Minor number specify the specific unit for that device.

sridhar

• Mar 27th, 2012

Major Number: major number defines the device class.

Minor Number: minor number defines the members in that device class.

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Vishal Madamwar

• Sep 12th, 2011

When bootblock get corrupted, you will get message as: Boot load failed. The file just loaded does not appear to be executable. This is for SPARC machine ok> boot cdrom -s # newfs /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s...

sasikumar12

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• Dec 12th, 2008

Ok boot cdrom - s#mount /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0 /a#cd /usr/platform/uname-m/lib/fs/ufs#installboot bootblk /a /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0d0#cd /#umount /a#init5

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sankar.naru

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• Jun 18th, 2009

Df -h (shows interms of GB's)df -k (shows in terms of KB's)du -k (shows the disk usage)

Balakrisnan

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• Apr 7th, 2008

We can use du -hk

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BIKACH

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• May 28th, 2015

In order to install critical applications. we can create a backup of /etc/system file before editing.

Jeffd

• Aug 17th, 2012

Is Solaris the kernel is Dynamic as it is System V. We do not configure the kernel per say, we download and install a newer version. Saying that, we can modify the /etc/system file and adjust parameters like Oracle Memory, ensure tape drive device drivers get loaded, ect...

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clyton.a

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• Jun 28th, 2008

There are three options to achieve thisOption A:#touch /reconfigure#init 5 (Install the new hard disk)Check with format commandOption B:#devfsadm -C (Clean-up unreferenced device links and finds newl...

anupam_vats

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• Dec 17th, 2007

After create the file system. mount the hdd where r u mount, Note: u must enter the entry the file system in /etc/vfstab for automatic mounting when system is booting.

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sankar.naru

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• Jun 18th, 2009

If you want to create UNIX file system there are two waysnewfs /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0mkfs -F ufs /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0or if you want to create veritas file systemmkfs -F vxfs (we have to give the path)

jaykanthk

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• Nov 7th, 2007

Mkfs -m /dev/rdsk/c#t#d#s# this syntax to create a new filesystem. (OR)newfs /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0.

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CONSOLE=

Navneet

• Mar 28th, 2012

#vi /etc/default/login
# CONSOLE=/dev/console (Only root can login)

CONSOLE=/dev/console (normal user can login and after that can do switch as root but directly root cant login from remote)

encore

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• Mar 10th, 2010

Open, #vi /etc/default/profilego to 18th line, and comment the line CONSOLE=/dev/console to: #CONSOLE=/dev/consoleNow you can do telnet to remote pc as Root admin

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Ram Vuppala

• Feb 21st, 2018

Process:Process is nothing but the job which get executed at CPU. Where as daemon can say its background process (or) This is the process which is started since system is started and it will not be shutdown unless the system is shutdown or kill by any command.

madhu

• Apr 27th, 2016

How to run the program in root mode instead of sudo?

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anupam_vats

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• Mar 25th, 2010

MBR Can't overwrite Solris boot loader. So we need to install XP first.

sreeram0403

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• Dec 17th, 2007

if you want to operate 2 OS's then you should install XP first after solaris, why because XP will over right boot record of Solaris, so you can not get boot menu, and if you install solaris after ...

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krishnakumarNair

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• May 7th, 2008

Hard mount tries repeatedly until it gets timeout from server.soft mount throughs error if the source server is not responding

Mohammed Mujahid

• Feb 3rd, 2007

What is the difference between hardmount and softmount?Answer:Hardmount Errors will be generate frequently.Softmount?Errors will be generate later.

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ahmed_altaf

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• Jul 20th, 2008

Concatenate

krishnaraghava

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• Jun 11th, 2008

Chracter array transfer

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satish51392111

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• Mar 12th, 2012

There are 3 types of device names: 1. Logical device names: Present in /dev and are soft links to physical device names in /devices. Used in command line (i.e., while...

Vasu Rao

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• Feb 2nd, 2012

C#t#d#s#
1.c# Controller number
2.t# Target number -- actually disk number
3.d# Disk number -- always d0 for SCSI disks.
4.s# Slice number

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