The Auto Registration feature is managed by an SMF service. This service is enabled by default. You can manually disable the service by using the regadm disable command. The following procedures describe how to manage the Auto Registration SMF service.
The Auto Registration SMF service runs in a global zone only.
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Display the status of the Auto Registration SMF service. |
You can use the regadm command to determine if the Auto Registration SMF service is running. Note that the service is enabled by default. |
How to Determine If the Auto Registration SMF Service Is Enabled |
Disable the Auto Registration SMF service. |
If you do not want to register, or you want to postpone registration, you can optionally disable the Auto Registration SMF service by using the regadm command. | |
Enable the Auto Registration SMF service. |
If you previously disabled the Auto Registration SMF service, you must enable the service prior to registering your system. |
Become superuser or assume an equivalent role.
Roles contain authorizations and privileged commands. For more information about roles, see Configuring RBAC (Task Map) in System Administration Guide: Security Services.
Display the current status of the Auto Registration service.
# regadm status Solaris Auto-Registration is currently enabled |
The Auto Registration feature enabled by default. You can manually disable the service by using the regadm disable command.
Become superuser or assume an equivalent role.
Display the current status of the Auto Registration service.
# regadm status Solaris Auto-Registration is currently enabled |
Disable the Auto Registration service.
# regadm disable |
Verify that the service has been disabled.
# regadm status Solaris Auto-Registration is currently disabled |