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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How do you determining current booted disk in sun Solaris OS?

Lokesh

• Apr 25th, 2012

Prtconf -vp|grep -i boot ----gives last booted device

who -b -------last booted time

eeprom boot-device----------gives boot device

Abdul Shameer

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• Jun 24th, 2011

Df -h

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# ifconfig qe0:1 plumb# ifconfig qe0:1 10.10.1.150 up

ramanan

• May 24th, 2012

Ifconfig qe0:1 10.10.1.150 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast + up

srujan

• Dec 25th, 2011

USE CMD ifconfig qe0 addiff 10.10.1.150 up

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Work Station crashes suddenly, How will you retrieve data?

Arun

• Jun 5th, 2012

We cannot retrieve the data from crash. but we can analyze what made server or workstation crash provided the crash dumps should be enabled. we can send it oracle for review.Data can be retrieved if there is backup enabled

vivekmathur

• Mar 13th, 2012

We can check the crash dump file. in /var/crash/hostname.xx0 ,or by dumpadm command we can find the path of crash file.

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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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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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Jamal Daken

• Mar 21st, 2013

Raw device deals with sectors the smallest units in disks which is 512 Bytes

Block device deals with blocks which are 8 K Bytes each in Solaris.

Lokesh

• Apr 25th, 2012

/dev/dsk-block device /dev/rdsk -raw device

In /dev/rdsk if the data which is written did not used full 512bytes of a sector then for the next time we cannot use the left space.

where as /dev/dsk maintains a buffer memory from where the data is copied to disk so there is no loss of space.

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What are ways we can create users in Solaris?

karhtik

• Apr 25th, 2013

#useradd -d /export/home/shiva -m shiva then add a user account in /export/home directory... then see the status of password shiva user by using this command #logins -x -l shiva Output: shiva 100 ...

rajinikanth

• Apr 12th, 2013

here Im using useradd -d /etc/export/home/shiva -m shiva, its creating a shiva user ok but im not able to assign the passwd that particular shiva user. Im getting error is permission denied, here Im l...

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Uname -a or uname -r

Ranjith Kumar Reddy

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• Jun 1st, 2014

Uname -a displays Solaris version version, Server model, architecture, etc.

uname -r Prints the operating system release level.

uname -X displays release, machine architecture, number of cpus, etc.

Chandra

• May 22nd, 2014

Uname -a and cat /etc/release

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/tmp

suresh

• Nov 28th, 2014

/var/sadm/patch

vignesh

• Oct 20th, 2014

/var/spool/pkg

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Show-devs

osmond

• Dec 1st, 2014

Printenv boot-file

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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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/etc/format.dat

Priyabrata Pradhan

• Jan 18th, 2015

Prtvtoc and fmthard e.g.

Code
 
# for i in x y z

samson12satish

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• May 23rd, 2010

The partition size can be set mannuly using the format commad .. in that you will have a option to modify the partiton table.  Using this you will be able to modify partition size. And then ...

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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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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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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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When this is set on a directory, only the file in that directory can be removed or renamed if:1. User owns the directory2. User owns the file3. Super User

rajesh

• Jul 3rd, 2017

When user is the owner of the file, in that case user will able to delete the file

nidipa dias

• Nov 3rd, 2016

Sticky bit is the special permission for files and directories. If we set sticky bit to one file or directory, the owner of the file/directory or the root user only have permission to delete or rename...

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Vishnu J

• Jul 21st, 2017

Top | grep Memory
Memory: 32G phys mem, 18G free mem, 32G total swap, 32G free swap

Rajesh

• Jul 3rd, 2017

Prtconf | grep -i mem

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How to find out global zone name from a non-global zone?

Philemon I Elaigwu

• Jul 23rd, 2017

Zoneadm list -cvi also will list you all zones

Shantanu

• Mar 15th, 2017

Arp -a|grep -i SP

It wont give you direct answer but you have to figure out what can be your global zone

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Philemon I Elaigwu

• Jul 23rd, 2017

Dladm Show-link for solaris 10
ifconfig -a should show you network setup

Srinivas

• Jun 21st, 2015

Grep -i net /etc/path_to_inst
dsmg |grep -i net

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