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A |
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| adding |
| | a package, example of ( ) |
| | a package from a mounted CD (example of) ( ) |
| | diskless client OS services (how to) ( ) |
| | multiple versions of a package ( ) |
| | packages (prerequisites) ( ) |
| | packages from a spool directory (example of) ( ) |
| | packages from remote package server (example of) ( ) |
| | packages to a spool directory (example of) ( ) |
| | packages with administration files ( ) |
| | packages with base directory ( ) |
| | preparing to add OS services for diskless clients (how to) ( ) |
| | run control script (how to) ( ) |
| | server and client support |
| | | description ( ) |
| | software with Solaris Product Registry ( ) |
| | unsigned patches |
| | | overview of ( ) |
| | unsigned patches with patchadd command |
| | | how to ( ) |
| | unsigned patches with smpatch command |
| | | how to ( ) |
| | user initialization files ( ) |
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| Admintool |
| | adding and removing packages |
| | | overview ( ) |
| | adding packages (how to) ( ) ( ) |
| | removing packages (how to) ( ) |
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| aging user passwords ( ) ( ) ( ) |
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| aliases, user login names vs. ( ) |
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| appliances, definition ( ) |
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| ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation 1) ( ) |
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| automounting, user home directories ( ) |
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B |
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| banner command (PROM) ( ) |
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| base64 ( ) |
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| base directory (basedir) ( ) ( ) |
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| basedir keyword (administration files) ( ) ( ) |
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| becoming superuser (root) ( ) |
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| bin group ( ) |
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| boot-from PROM setting ( ) |
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| boot process |
| | description (SPARC) ( ) |
| | x86 ( ) |
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| boot types, description ( ) |
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| booting |
| | a diskless client (how to) ( ) |
| | a system, guidelines ( ) |
| | and PC BIOS ( ) |
| | for recovery purposes (how to) |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | from the network |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | interactively (how to) |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | the Solaris Device Configuration Assistant (how to) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | to force a crash dump and reboot (how to) |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | to run level 3 |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | to run level 3 (how to) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | to run level S |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | to run level S (how to) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | with the kernel debugger (how to) |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
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| Bourne shell |
| | See also user initialization files | |
| | basic features ( ) ( ) |
| | environment variables and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | shell (local) variables and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
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| Break key ( ) ( ) |
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C |
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| C shell |
| | basic features ( ) ( ) |
| | environment variables and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | shell (local) variables and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | user initialization files and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | | See user initialization files | |
| | | creating ( ) |
| | | to reference a site initialization file ( ) |
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| CD-ROM devices |
| | adding software from mounted CD |
| | | example of ( ) |
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| CDPATH environment variable ( ) |
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| certificate, trusted |
| | definition ( ) |
| | importing ( ) |
| | obtaining ( ) |
| | overview ( ) |
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| certificate authority ( ) |
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| certificates |
| | displaying ( ) |
| | removing ( ) |
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| changing |
| | default boot device |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | directory ownership for user accounts ( ) |
| | file ownership for user accounts ( ) |
| | user ID numbers ( ) |
| | user login names ( ) |
| | user passwords |
| | | by user ( ) ( ) |
| | | frequency of ( ) ( ) |
| | | Users Tool ( ) |
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| checking, installed packages (example of) ( ) |
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| clean shutdown ( ) |
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| controlling file and directory access ( ) ( ) |
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| .cshrc file |
| | customizing ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | description ( ) |
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| customizing user initialization files (how to) ( ) |
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D |
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| daemon group ( ) |
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| deleting |
| | diskless client OS services (example of) ( ) |
| | diskless client OS services (how to) ( ) |
| | user home directories ( ) |
| | user mailboxes ( ) |
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| DER (Distinguished Encoding Rules) ( ) |
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| determining |
| | system's run level (how to) ( ) |
| | who is logged in to a system ( ) |
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| devices, when to turn off power to ( ) |
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| dfstab file, user home directory sharing and ( ) |
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| directories |
| | base directory (basedir) ( ) ( ) |
| | changing ownership for user accounts ( ) |
| | controlling access to ( ) ( ) |
| | home ( ) |
| | PATH environment variable and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | skeleton ( ) ( ) |
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| disabling |
| | run control script (how to) ( ) |
| | user accounts |
| | | passwords and ( ) ( ) |
| | | Users Tool ( ) |
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| diskless client management commands |
| | smosservice |
| | | add OS services ( ) |
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| diskless clients |
| | adding OS services for (how to) ( ) |
| | booting (how to) ( ) |
| | definition ( ) |
| | deleting OS services (example of) ( ) |
| | deleting OS services (how to) ( ) |
| | preparing to add OS services (how to) ( ) |
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| displaying |
| | detailed information about packages (example of) ( ) |
| | environment variables ( ) |
| | installed software information ( ) |
| | user mask ( ) |
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| downloading |
| | unsigned patches |
| | | how to ( ) |
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P |
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| package keystore, setting up ( ) |
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| packages |
| | adding |
| | | See also pkgadd command | |
| | definition of ( ) |
| | overview ( ) |
| | signed |
| | | See packages, signed | |
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| packages, signed |
| | adding ( ) |
| | displaying certificate information ( ) |
| | importing a trusted certificate ( ) |
| | overview ( ) |
| | removing a certificate ( ) |
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| passwd file ( ) |
| | deleting user accounts and ( ) |
| | fields in ( ) ( ) |
| | recovering |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | recovering (example of) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
| | user ID number assignment and ( ) |
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| passwords (user) |
| | aging ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | changing |
| | | frequency of ( ) ( ) |
| | | by user ( ) ( ) |
| | | Users Tool ( ) |
| | choosing ( ) ( ) |
| | description ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | disabling/locking user accounts and ( ) ( ) |
| | encryption ( ) |
| | expiration ( ) |
| | NP password ( ) |
| | *LK* password ( ) ( ) |
| | precautions ( ) ( ) |
| | setting ( ) ( ) |
| | Users Tool ( ) |
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| patchadd command |
| | adding a signed patch (how to) ( ) |
| | signed patches and ( ) |
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| patches |
| | accessing from the world wide web ( ) |
| | adding with patchadd command (example of) ( ) |
| | adding with patchadd command (how to) ( ) |
| | adding with smpatch command (example of) ( ) |
| | adding with smpatch command (how to) ( ) |
| | availability for Sun Service customers ( ) |
| | definition ( ) |
| | displaying information about ( ) |
| | displaying information about (how to) ( ) |
| | downloading an unsigned patch ( ) |
| | general availability ( ) |
| | installation README ( ) |
| | managing ( ) |
| | numbering scheme ( ) |
| | removing ( ) |
| | removing (how to) ( ) |
| | signed ( ) |
| | | adding ( ) |
| | | definition ( ) |
| | tools and commands (overview) ( ) |
| | tools for adding ( ) |
| | where to find ( ) |
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| patches, signed |
| | See patches | |
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| PatchPro, keystore ( ) |
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| patchrm command ( ) |
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| PATH environment variable |
| | description ( ) ( ) |
| | setting up ( ) ( ) |
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| path shell variable ( ) |
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| PC BIOS (and booting) ( ) |
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| PEM (Privacy Enhanced Message) ( ) |
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| permissions ( ) |
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| PKCS7 (Public Key Cryptography Standard #7) ( ) |
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| /pkg directory ( ) |
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| pkgadd command |
| | -d option (device name) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | -s option (spool directory) ( ) ( ) |
| | adding a signed package ( ) |
| | adding packages (how to) ( ) |
| | | using an HTTP URL ( ) |
| | alternate base directory and ( ) |
| | bypassing user interaction ( ) ( ) |
| | overview ( ) ( ) |
| | -a option (administration file) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | prerequisites for using ( ) |
| | signed packages and ( ) |
| | spool directories and ( ) |
| | spool directories and (example of) ( ) |
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| pkgadm addcert command |
| | See pkgadm command | |
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| pkgadm command |
| | overview ( ) |
| | pkgadm addcert command |
| | | importing a trusted certificate ( ) |
| | | overview ( ) |
| | pkgadm listcert command |
| | | displaying certificate information ( ) |
| | | output ( ) |
| | | overview ( ) |
| | pkgadm removecert command |
| | | overview ( ) |
| | | removing a certificate ( ) |
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| pkgadm listcert command |
| | See pkgadm command | |
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| pkgadm removecert command |
| | See pkgadm command | |
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| pkgchk command |
| | overview ( ) |
| | using (example of) ( ) |
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| pkginfo command |
| | displaying all packages installed (example of) ( ) |
| | how to use ( ) |
| | overview ( ) ( ) |
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| pkgparam command, overview ( ) |
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| pkgrm command |
| | caution ( ) ( ) |
| | overview ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | prerequisites for using ( ) |
| | removing a package (how to) ( ) |
| | rm command vs. ( ) ( ) ( ) |
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| pkgtrans command, overview ( ) |
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| PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) site ( ) |
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| Primary Administrator role |
| | assuming (how to) ( ) |
| | creating (how to) ( ) |
| | creating (overview) ( ) |
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| primary groups ( ) ( ) |
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| prodreg command ( ) |
| | checking dependencies between software products (how to) ( ) |
| | identifying damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | listing information about installed products (how to) ( ) |
| | listing software attributes (how to) ( ) |
| | overview ( ) ( ) |
| | reinstalling damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | uninstalling damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | uninstalling software (how to) ( ) |
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| Product Registry |
| | adding software with ( ) |
| | checking dependencies between software products (how to) ( ) |
| | identifying damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | installing software with (how to) ( ) |
| | listing information about installed products (how to) ( ) ( ) |
| | listing software attributes (how to) ( ) |
| | purpose ( ) |
| | reinstalling damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | removing software with ( ) |
| | uninstalling damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | uninstalling software (how to) ( ) |
| | uninstalling software with (how to) ( ) |
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| .profile file |
| | customizing ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | description ( ) |
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| PROM |
| | changing boot-from setting ( ) |
| | finding revision level ( ) |
| | finding the ROM revision ( ) |
| | monitor ( ) |
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| prompt shell variable ( ) |
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| PS1 environment variable ( ) |
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| pseudo-ttys ( ) |
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| pseudo user logins ( ) |
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R |
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| reboot command ( ) |
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| recover root password (how to) |
| | SPARC ( ) |
| | x86 ( ) |
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| remote mounting ( ) |
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| remote package server |
| | adding packages to a spool directory (example of) ( ) |
| | software installation from ( ) |
| | software installation from (example of) ( ) |
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| removef command ( ) |
|
| removing |
| | packages with administration files and ( ) |
| | software packages |
| | | guidelines for ( ) |
| | software packages (how to) ( ) |
| | software with Solaris Product Registry ( ) |
| | unsigned patches |
| | | how to ( ) |
| | | overview of ( ) |
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| repairing the /etc/passwd file |
| | SPARC ( ) |
| | x86 ( ) |
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| reset command ( ) |
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| resetting, a SPARC based system ( ) |
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| revision level of PROM ( ) |
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| root (superuser), becoming ( ) |
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| root password, forget |
| | SPARC ( ) |
| | x86 ( ) |
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| run control scripts ( ) |
| | adding (how to) ( ) |
| | disabling (how to) ( ) |
| | starting and stopping services ( ) |
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| run level |
| | 2 (multiuser level) ( ) |
| | 3 (multiuser with NFS) ( ) |
| | | booting to ( ) ( ) |
| | | processes executed at ( ) |
| | | what happens when system is brought to ( ) |
| | 0 (power-down level) ( ) |
| | 6 (reboot level) ( ) |
| | 1 (single-user level) ( ) |
| | default run level ( ) |
| | definition ( ) |
| | determining (how to) ( ) |
| | s or S (single-user level) ( ) |
| | | booting to ( ) |
| | s or S (single-user state) |
| | | booting to ( ) |
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S |
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| /sbin/rc0 script ( ) |
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| /sbin/rc1 script ( ) |
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| /sbin/rc2 script ( ) |
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| /sbin/rc3 script ( ) |
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| /sbin/rc5 script ( ) |
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| /sbin/rc6 script ( ) |
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| /sbin/rcS script ( ) |
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| secondary groups ( ) ( ) |
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| security, user ID number reuse and ( ) |
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| servers |
| | description ( ) |
| | OS server ( ) |
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| set command ( ) |
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| setenv command ( ) ( ) ( ) |
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| shadow file |
| | description ( ) |
| | fields in ( ) ( ) |
|
| sharing |
| | user home directories ( ) |
| | user home directories (how to) ( ) |
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| SHELL environment variable ( ) |
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| shell variables ( ) ( ) |
|
| shells |
| | basic features ( ) ( ) |
| | environment of ( ) ( ) |
| | environment variables and ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | local variables ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | user initialization files and ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) |
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| shutdown command |
| | description ( ) |
| | notifying users ( ) |
| | shutting down a server ( ) |
| | shutting down a server (how to) ( ) |
|
| shutting down |
| | a server (how to) ( ) |
| | a standalone system (how to) ( ) |
| | a system, guidelines ( ) |
| | a system cleanly with shutdown and init commands ( ) |
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| signed patches |
| | See also patches | |
| | adding with patchadd (how to) ( ) |
| | best methods for adding ( ) |
| | downloading (how to) ( ) |
|
| single-user level |
| | See run level s or S | |
|
| site initialization files ( ) |
|
| /skel directory ( ) |
|
| skeleton directories (/etc/skel) ( ) ( ) |
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| smpatch command ( ) |
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| smpatch remove command ( ) ( ) |
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| software management |
| | naming conventions for packages ( ) |
| | packages and ( ) |
| | tools for ( ) |
|
| software packages |
| | installing ( ) |
| | installing from a spool directory (example of) ( ) |
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| Solaris Device Configuration Assistant, overview ( ) |
|
| Solaris Management Console |
| | description ( ) |
| | description of tools ( ) |
| | reasons for using ( ) |
| | starting (how to) ( ) |
| | using with RBAC ( ) |
|
| Solaris Product Registry |
| | adding software with ( ) |
| | checking dependencies between software products (how to) ( ) |
| | identifying damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | installing software with (how to) ( ) |
| | listing information about installed products (how to) ( ) |
| | listing software attributes (how to) ( ) |
| | purpose ( ) |
| | reinstalling damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | removing software with ( ) |
| | uninstalling damaged software (how to) ( ) |
| | uninstalling software (how to) ( ) |
| | uninstalling software with (how to) ( ) |
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| Solaris User Registration |
| | See User Registration | |
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| Solaris Web Start, adding software with (how to) ( ) |
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| spool directories |
| | installing software packages to (example of) ( ) ( ) |
| | installing software packages to (how to) ( ) |
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| staff group ( ) |
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| standalone systems, definition ( ) |
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| starting and stopping services ( ) |
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| Stop-A keys ( ) ( ) |
|
| stopping |
| | a system for recovery purposes |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | a system for recovery purposes (how to) |
| | | x86 ( ) |
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| stty command ( ) |
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| Sun software packages |
| | adding (example of) ( ) |
| | installing ( ) |
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| SunSolve, trusted certificates and ( ) |
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| SUNW prefix ( ) |
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| superuser (root), becoming ( ) |
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| superuser (root) password, forget |
| | SPARC ( ) |
| | x86 ( ) |
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| support for servers and clients, description ( ) |
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| sync command ( ) ( ) |
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| synchronize file systems with sync command ( ) |
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| synchronize the file systems with sync command ( ) |
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| system accounts ( ) |
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| system initialization files ( ) |
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| system shutdown commands ( ) |
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| system types |
| | appliance ( ) |
| | diskless client ( ) |
| | guidelines for choosing ( ) |
| | overview ( ) |
| | server ( ) |
| | standalone system ( ) |