The ChorusOS operating system provides the following optional administration features:
The ADMIN_CHORUSSTAT
feature provides support for the built-in chorusStat command of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT command will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN
system actor. For more information on the chorusStat
service, refer to chorusStat(1CC). Note that even if the ADMIN_CHORUSSTAT
feature is not configured, you can get the ChorusOS operating system statistical information by running the chorusStat command, which is a stand-alone version of the built-in C_INIT command.
For more details, see ADMIN_CHORUSSTAT(5FEA).
The ADMIN_IFCONFIG
feature provides support for the built-in ifconfig command of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT command will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN
system actor. For more information on the ifconfig
service, refer to ifconfig(1M). Note that even if the ADMIN_IFCONFIG
feature is not configured, you can configure network interface parameters by running the ifconfig command which is a stand-alone version of the built-in C_INIT command. However, in order to be able to set up the network interface of the target system appropriately at initialization time, the ADMIN_IFCONFIG
feature is usually set.
For more details, see ADMIN_IFCONFIG(5FEA).
The ADMIN_MOUNT
feature provides support for the built-in mount and umount commands of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT command will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN
system actor. For more information on the mount
service, refer to mount(1M). This feature provides support
to mount and unmount UFS, MS-DOS and NFS file systems. If this feature is not set, there will be no way to run a command to mount a file system within the target system. In this type of configuration, file systems will have to be mounted by user provided applications embedded within the boot image using the mount(2POSIX) system call.
For more details, see ADMIN_MOUNT(5FEA).
The ADMIN_RARP
feature provides support for the built-in rarp command of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT command will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN
system actor. For more accurate information on the rarp
service, refer to C_INIT(1M). The ADMIN_RARP
feature enables
the system to retrieve its local IP address using the RARP protocol, and to configure a network interface accordingly. This feature requires the ADMIN_IFCONFIG
feature.
For more details, see ADMIN_RARP(5FEA).
The ADMIN_ROUTE
feature provides support for the built-in route command of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT
command will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN system actor. For more information on the route
service, refer to route(1M). Note that even if the ADMIN_ROUTE
feature is not configured, you can still manage the routing tables of the Sun Embedded Workshop system by running the route command, which is a stand-alone version of the built-in C_INIT command. However, in order to be able to set up the routing tables of the target system appropriately at initialization time, the ADMIN_ROUTE
feature is usually set.
For more details, see ADMIN_ROUTE(5FEA).
The ADMIN_SHUTDOWN
feature provides support for the built-in shutdown and reboot commands of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT commands will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN
system actor. For more information on the shutdown
service, refer to shutdown(1M) . This feature
permits the stopping of all or part of the system, and possibly to reboot the system. Note that even if the ADMIN_SHUTDOWN
feature is not configured, it may still be possible to stop the system by running the shutdown command, which is a stand-alone version of the built-in C_INIT command.
For more details, see ADMIN_SHUTDOWN(5FEA).
The ADMIN_NETSTAT
feature provides support for the built-in netstat command of C_INIT(1M). If the feature is not configured, the built-in C_INIT command will display an error message. This feature affects the content of the ADMIN
system actor. For more information on the netstat
service, refer to netstat(1CC). Note that even if the ADMIN_NETSTAT
feature is not configured it may still be possible to get the network status by running the netstat command, which is a stand-alone version of the built-in C_INIT command.
For more details, see ADMIN_NETSTAT(5FEA).