How will you check whether a Solaris system is alive or not? If it is down what checks will you do and how will you bring it up?

kalejo

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• Feb 20th, 2010

If you can cant ping, telnet or ssh to the box and the server has a console configured. alom, RSC or serial. Connect to the server via your console if the Ok prompt is visible, try to boot the server,...

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Outline the procedure of Jump Start Installation.

ram111

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• Oct 1st, 2009

Jumpstart installation has 4 services1.boot services2. identification services3.configuration services4.installation servicesThese four services can be configured in different systems or in ...

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How will you deny a user to use Vi editor in Solaris?

samkrish11

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• Apr 20th, 2010

Ideally not possible. Need to use ACL (access control list) RBAS role based security system can be used.

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What is patching in Solaris?

UncaAlby

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• Apr 20th, 2010

Patching is the process whereby you repair bugs or add new features in the system.  Sun keeps a repository of patches based on the hardware and release level, and you should review that repositor...

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How to migrate file systems from one server to another server in Solaris?

UncaAlby

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• Apr 20th, 2010

If it's not a bootable file system, it's pretty straightforward.I'm assuming that by "migrate" you mean to completely remove a disk from one machine to put into another.  If...

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Server goes down when you are taking backup. What will you do?

krishnaraghava

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• Sep 13th, 2010

If you system is full crashed , you have previous root backup with you then only you can restrore the root data i think this correct answer if any answer pls post

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ashutosh

• Dec 14th, 2011

Code
 
telnet <ip> <port>
 

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patchadd -M /just.patches 123456-01 123457-01, /usr/sbin/patchadd -M /just.patches 123456-01 123457-01

Mohammed Tanvir

• Mar 5th, 2006

Check man for "patchadd"...:)eNJOY

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False

shrikant

• Jun 6th, 2006

It is a pluggable IC with yellow sticker on it, can be easily replaceble when it goes wrong.

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True

raghumyrao

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• Aug 16th, 2006

Hi it can be replaced, but this think to be done by only SUN . they may give new ID number for that.

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sridhar_madadi

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• Sep 23rd, 2005

Variables can be set to customize a user's work environment. Such as available editors and printers

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False

anishgreysharp

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• May 16th, 2011

The complete information of the group is stored under /etc/groupfile

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#NAME?

Arunmozhi

• Apr 28th, 2006

You have to use the option "d" along with th patchadd commnad.patchadd -d

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/usr/share/lib

sanil

• Sep 23rd, 2006

The terminfo contains the direrctories starting from 1 to 9 and letters

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Stop f

shyam gopal

• Mar 23rd, 2006

Stop+A

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/var/adm/sulog

anishgreysharp

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• May 16th, 2011

/var/adm/sulog is the file which is responsible for recording the the switch user information..../etc/default/su is the file which contain the file path responsible for recording switch users

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Crontab -l, -l

anishgreysharp

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• May 17th, 2011

Crontab -l: display all the cronjobs which are scheduled crontab -r delete all crontab file for the specified user crontab -e: to edit the crontab file

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There is no default spool directory for patches, but /var/spool/patches is commonly used

joe

• Nov 1st, 2006

The Default Directory is var/sadm/patch          It list the patches that are currently installed on local system

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All users cron jobs are stored as files in this location /var/spool/cron/crontab/Username

Joseph

• Dec 9th, 2005

The above would work.  You could also run: crontab -l Username

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Newfs –N /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s5 (or any other slice)Fsck –o b= /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s5

prasanthi

• Dec 23rd, 2005

Well you can also just use the #FSCK -N /dev.dsk/c0t2d0s5 to get the back up block number and then using one of the numbers that display #FSCK -F ufs -o b=32 can be executed.

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