- Book Information
- About This Book
- Part I Solstice AdminSuite Overview
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 Using Solstice AdminSuite in a Name Service Environment
- Chapter 3 Security
- Chapter 4 Using the Solstice Launcher
- Starting the Solstice Launcher
- Registering Applications in the Solstice Launcher
- How to Privately Register an Application in the Solstice Launcher
- How to Remove a Privately Registered Application
- How to Locally Register an Application in the Solstice Launcher
- How to Remove a Locally Registered Application
- How to Globally Register an Application in the Solstice Launcher
- How to Remove a Globally Registered Application
- Customizing the Solstice Launcher
- Customizing Locally Registered Applications in the Solstice Launcher
- Part II Using Solstice AdminSuite Tools
- Chapter 5 Solstice AdminSuite Tools Reference Information
- Main Window Areas
- Using Admin Help
- Filtering System Entries With User Manager and Group Manager
- Filtering System Entries With Host Manager
- Buttons
- Global Browsing Capabilities With Host Manager
- Batching Operations With Host Manager
- Status Area Within Host Manager
- Logging Solstice AdminSuite Operations
- Using the Policy_Defaults File
- Using Scripts With User Manager or Host Manager
- Chapter 6 Managing Server and Client Support With Host Manager
- What Are Servers and Clients
- What Does Support Mean
- Overview of System Types
- What You Can Do With Host Manager
- What You Can't Do With Host Manager
- Running Host Manager as Root
- Command-Line Equivalents of Host Manager
- Files Modified by Host Manager
- Setting Up a Name Service Policy
- Adding Server and Client Support
- How to Start Host Manager
- How to Update System Types
- How to Set Defaults for Adding Support
- How to Add Support for a Standalone System or OS Server
- How to Convert a System to an OS Server
- How to Add SunOS 4.x OS Services to an OS Server
- How to Add Solaris 2.x OS Services to an OS Server
- How to Add JavaOS Services to an OS Server
- How to Remove OS Services from an OS Server
- How to Add Support for a Diskless Client
- How to Add Support for a JavaStation Client
- How to Add Support for a Dataless Client
- How to Add a Multihomed Host
- Maintaining Server and Client Support
- Using the Command-Line Equivalents to Automate Setup Tasks
- Chapter 7 Managing Users With User Manager and Group Manager
- Command-Line Equivalents of Group Manager
- Files Modified by Group Manager
- Command-Line Equivalents of User Manager
- Files Modified by User Manager
- Setting Up User Accounts
- Maintaining User Accounts
- Chapter 8 Managing Terminals and Modems With Serial Port Manager
- Serial Port Manager Features
- Command-Line Equivalents of Serial Port Manager
- Files Modified by Serial Port Manager
- Using Serial Port Manager
- Chapter 9 Setting Up SunSoft Print Client Software With Printer Manager
- Chapter 10 Managing Network Service Files With Database Manager
- Chapter 11 Managing Disks and File Systems With Storage Manager
- Storage Manager's Load Context Property Book
- File System Manager Overview
- File System Manager's Main Window
- File System Manager Property Book
- Managing File Systems, Mount Points, and Directories With File System Manager
- How to Create a UFS File System
- How to Create a Mount Point
- How to Modify the Properties of a Mount Point or Directory
- How to Mount or Unmount a File System
- How to Share or Unshare a Directory
- How to View Static Client File Systems
- How to View Active Server File Systems
- How to View Static Server File Systems
- How to Remove a Mount Point From the /etc/vfstab File
- Disk Manager Overview
- Disk Manager's Main Window
- Disk Manager Property Book
- Managing Disks With Disk Manager
- Chapter 5 Solstice AdminSuite Tools Reference Information
- Part III Additional Solstice AdminSuite Administration
- Chapter 12 Booting a System From the Network
- SPARC: Booting From the Network
- SPARC: How to Manually Boot a System From the Network
- SPARC: How to Manually Boot a Sun-4 System From the Network
- SPARC: How to Set Up a System to Automatically Boot From the Network
- SPARC: How to Display Existing Boot Device Values on Sun-4 Systems
- SPARC: How to Set Up a Sun-4/3nn System to Automatically Boot From the Network
- SPARC: How to Set Up a Sun-4/1nn, 2nn, or 4nn System to Automatically Boot From the Network
- x86: Booting From the Network
- SPARC: Booting From the Network
- Chapter 13 Monitoring Software Usage
- What Is Software Usage Monitoring
- What Can Software Usage Monitoring Do
- How Can Software Usage Monitoring Be Used
- How Software Usage Monitoring Works
- Before Using Software Usage Monitoring
- Starting and Stopping the swu_svr Daemon
- Generating Software Usage Report Entries
- Using a Command-Line Interface
- How to Monitor Software Usage Using a Command-Line Interface
- Using Shell Scripts
- How to Monitor Software Usage Using a Shell Script Wrapper
- How to Add Software Usage Monitoring to a Shell Script Program Executable Command Line
- Using an Embedded Application
- How to Embed Software Usage Monitoring into Applications
- Transferring Software Usage Entries on a Client to the Master Log File on the Software Usage Monitoring Server
- Printing Software Usage Data from the Master Log File
- Removing the Master Log File
- Chapter 12 Booting a System From the Network
- Glossary
- Index