Rajasekhar

• Sep 17th, 2011

Ndd -get, to show the network cards, in Solaris 8, second question with "prtdiag" command.

masenu

• Jul 18th, 2011

Chaithu is correct ..i think first identify no.of network interface cards available using #dladm show-dev command and display nic e1000g0 is primary and e1000g1 secondary.........

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kamalworld

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• Jul 10th, 2008

Run Level 3

zulu

• Feb 10th, 2007

Run level 2 is the first multiuser mode. This run level by default runs the standard UNIX services (telnetd, ftpd, smtp, etc). Run level 3 is the default run level of a given Solaris system. This run ...

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boot -r , The other is to type touch /reconfigure, and then reboot

kavikish

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• Sep 19th, 2009

touch /reconfigure and then reboot the system. During reboot the new device is detected and also the reconfigure file is removed (or)boot -- -r (from UNIX shell as root user)(or)boot -r (from ok ...

satheeshrsk

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• May 7th, 2008

There are 3 ways to achieve rebuilding of device tree after adding a new device:1.    touch /reconfigure   --> Creation of this file causes the Solaris OS to check for the ...

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/tmp

suresh

• Nov 28th, 2014

/var/sadm/patch

vignesh

• Oct 20th, 2014

/var/spool/pkg

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BIKACH

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• May 28th, 2015

Ls -l|sort -nk5
-n: numeric
-k5: key field definition(sort by the 5th field)

Air-ric

• Jul 10th, 2013

Ls -lh | sort -n

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anupam_vats

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• Mar 25th, 2010

Whatever we want do in Unix, we can start after /  because / is the owner of Unix OS.

rajasekar

• Dec 14th, 2006

If i am not Wrong , No need to specify / if the mount point we are going to specify is under the current directory . Please correct me if i am wrong

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Amit Shiknis

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• Dec 10th, 2007

Please have a look at following table for detailed technical specifications for VXFS and UFS file systems- FeatureXFSUFSVxFSNTFSMax FS Size18 million TB1 TB1 TB2 TBMax File Size9 million TB1 TB1 TB2 T...

jaykanthk

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• Nov 7th, 2007

UFS :- UFS is having limited inodes. UFS is u can't increase and decrease the volumes and filesystems VXFS:- VXFS is having lot of inodes. VXFS is u can increase and decrease the volumes and filesystem at a time online.

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anthonypra

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• Sep 2nd, 2009

First this is not vm.core it is vmcore.X When an operating system crashes, the savecore command is automatically executed during a boot. The savecore command retrieves the crash dump from the du...

clyton.a

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• Jun 28th, 2008

Whenever an Operating systems faces a fatal error it creates dump file by writing some of the memory contents of the kernel in the dump device (Swap device). After the system is rebooted savecore comm...

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Which command is used on command line to increase the size of the directory or mount point in sun solaris os?

Vijay.Chaudhary

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• Jan 25th, 2008

1. mount . doesn't carry any space. Space is being consumed by the mount path it is reflecting.2. Dir. doesn't carry any space. It even doesn't carry files. It simply carry no. of links of any files and their names.3. Size is increased for various mounted fs.

jaykanthk

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• Dec 26th, 2007

#growfs -m /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0

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clyton.a

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• Jun 28th, 2008

Run levels0 --> Ok prompt (Forth commands)s or S --> Sinlge user mode with Critical file system mounted  (/, /usr and /var)1 --> Single user mode with all file systems mounted2 --> Mu...

kumar_sanjeev

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• May 6th, 2008

As per my knowledge runlevels are defined for processes. If it is also for File systems also let me confirm too.

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samkrish11

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• Apr 20th, 2010

Touch command is used to create an empty file. cat command is used to view the contents of a file.

xabiullah

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• May 4th, 2009

1.Touch:          If file is already existing, it will update the time stamp.          If the file does not ex...

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How to add 12GB disk space in Solaris?

Naveennagi

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• Sep 19th, 2009

1. Attach empty harddisk to the PC 2. run devfsadm, now the harddisk will be detected in the PC. 3. run format command. a) Select the disk it will show options like 0 or 1 : select your disk there...

xabiullah

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• May 4th, 2009

Following are the steps to add 12GB disk space in Solaris: 1. Connect 12GB drive to your system. 2. Execute 'devfsadm' command. - This will automatically load the module for the attached d...

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can you remind what is the meaning of cXtXdXsX?

siddharthkalra

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• May 29th, 2009

In the bookish wayc#t#d#s# isc = controllert = targetd = disks = slice Now, to make more clarityI would like to help you with an example but this is not accurate its just for your vizualisation eas...

krishnaraghava

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• Jul 15th, 2008

The disk label is the ares set aside for storing information about the disk controller, geometry and slicesanother term used to describe a disk label is the volume table of contents(VTOC)the label dsik means to write slice information on the disk

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In server where will you find route information?

girishchaskar

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• Jan 29th, 2009

Netstat -nr

chetanhonnavile

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• Dec 2nd, 2008

#netstat -r

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What is the importance of NIS? What is the need of NIS?

siddharthkalra

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• May 29th, 2009

Well, NIS is important because, in a large network environment it is not a good idea to put user credentials in all of them, that is to say, there is a network of 50 sun servers, now if a new user is ...

chandue

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• Dec 24th, 2008

NIS is used to centralize all network admin information in one system. like passwd,hosts,groups, shadow etc

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What is TOP command?

xabiullah

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• May 4th, 2009

Top command is a system administrative tool to get the process information.In Solaris 10 OS, TOP does not work. Replaced by 'prstat' command.Additional to the Process table Information, top/prstat com...

amarendrap

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• Sep 18th, 2008

Top command is used for checking processor informtionwe can use Prstart instead of TOP command

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What are Private and Public region?

sankar.naru

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• Jun 18th, 2009

Private region is which contains configuration information i.e disk label, disk group name it belongs, disk group id, and configdb (generally this question is related to vxvm)Public region is to store the data.

Deva143

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• Feb 18th, 2009

Private region is where all the configuration information is there and public region is where the user data is there (generally its related to VXVM)

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Which command is used to check System Messages?

samkrish11

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• Apr 20th, 2010

The system messages are checked in /var/adm/messages /var/adm/messages.0/var/adm/messages.1

kukanmani

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• Sep 29th, 2008

The "dmesg" command is uset to check the System messages. This command just read and reflect the contents of /var/adm/messages file.

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How will you configure IP once the machine was installed with OS?

ranga4u

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• Dec 29th, 2010

If we configuration ip we need to add the host names in three files/etc/hosts/etc/nodename/etc/hostname.ce0 (network interfacename)

sriramaharsha

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• Apr 15th, 2010

Ifconfig hme0 192.168.10.7 netmask 255.255.255.0 up

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What are the differences between PID and PPID. Give example?

KARTIK

• Oct 27th, 2017

The PPID is the PID of the processs parent. For example, if process1 with a PID of 101 starts a process named process2, then process2 will be given a unique PID, such as 3240, but it will be given the PPID of 101. Its a parent-child relationship

Mohan

• Oct 18th, 2014

1. PID stands for Process ID, Which means Identification Number for currently running process in Memory. 2. PPID stands for Parent Process ID, Which means Parent Process is the responsible for creati...

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