S
- selectsnap subcommand
- svccfg command
Listing Service and Instance Values in the Editing View
- service bundles
- DTDCreating an SMF Service
- standard locationsService Bundles
- Service Configuration Facility library, libscfService Configuration Repository
- service configuration repository
- Service Configuration Repository
- SMF Service
- backupsRepository Backups
- layersRepository Layers
- library interfacesService Configuration Repository
- modifyingConfiguring Services
- repairingDiagnosing and Repairing Repository Problems
- snapshotsRepository Snapshots
- svc.configd daemonDiagnosing and Repairing Repository Problems
- template dataService Configuration Repository
- service contractService Models
- service instancesSMF Service
- addingAdding Service Instances
- service modelsService Models
- service properties
- Inspecting Service Configuration
- Service Configuration Repository
- Service Properties and Property Groups
- service property groups
- Inspecting Service Configuration
- Service Properties and Property Groups
- service restarterService Restarters
- service states
- changing manually
- Marking an Instance as Degraded or in Maintenance
- Repairing an Instance That Is Degraded, Offline, or in
Maintenance
- descriptionService States
- listingListing All Enabled Services
- transitionsService States
- servicesSMF Service
- deletingDeleting a Service
- disablingStopping a Service
- enablingStarting a Service
- modifying configurationConfiguring Services
- naming
- Naming Services, Instances, Property Groups, and Properties
- Service Names
- refreshing configurationRereading Service Configuration
- restartingRestarting a Service
- startingStarting a Service
- stoppingStopping a Service
- single-user loginDiagnosing and Repairing Repository Problems
- site-profile layer
- Showing Configuration Customizations
- Repository Layers
- SMF database
- Seeservice configuration repository
- Seeservice configuration repository
- snapshots
- Showing Values in a Specified Snapshot
- Listing Service and Instance Values in the Editing View
- initialRepository Snapshots
- previousRepository Snapshots
- revertingReverting Snapshots
- running snapshotListing Instance and Inherited Properties Currently in Use
- runningRepository Snapshots
- startRepository Snapshots
- updating running configurationRereading Service Configuration
- start a serviceStarting a Service
- start property groupService Properties and Property Groups
- start snapshotRepository Snapshots
- STATE columnListing All Enabled Services
- state transition notificationConfiguring Notification of State Transition and FMA Events
- stencil files
- How to Create a Stencil Service
- Using a Stencil to Create a Configuration File
- New Features in This Release
- stencil serviceUsing a Stencil to Create a Configuration File
- Kerberos exampleKerberos Stencil Service
- Puppet exampleStencil Service Examples in Oracle Solaris
- stop a serviceStopping a Service
- sulogin commandDiagnosing and Repairing Repository Problems
- svc.configd repository daemonDiagnosing and Repairing Repository Problems
- svc.startd master restarter daemon
- Diagnosing and Repairing Repository Problems
- Master Restarter Daemon
- svcadm commandAdministering Services
- clear subcommandRepairing an Instance That Is Degraded, Offline, or in
Maintenance
- disable subcommandStopping a Service
- enable subcommandStarting a Service
- mark subcommandMarking an Instance as Degraded or in Maintenance
- milestone subcommand
- How to Investigate Problems Starting Services at System Boot
- Specifying the SMF Milestone to Which to Boot
- refresh subcommandRereading Service Configuration
- restart manifest-import subcommand
- Deleting a Service
- Restarting a Service
- restart subcommand
- Repairing an Instance That Is Degraded, Offline, or in
Maintenance
- Restarting a Service
- synchronous optionsNew Features in This Release
- svcbundle command
- creating manifestsCreating an SMF Service
- creating profilesHow to Create a Profile by Using svcbundle
- installing automatically
- Automatically Installing a Generated Manifest
- Automatically Installing a Profile by Using
svcbundle
- rc-script serviceHow to Convert a Run Control Script to an SMF Service
- svccfg command
- add subcommandAdding Service Instances
- addpg subcommandAdding Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- addpropvalue subcommand
- Adding Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- Setting Property Values
- apply subcommandImporting and Applying Manifests and Profiles
- command input fileInvoking svccfg Interactively or With a File
- delcust -M subcommandDeleting Non-Administrative Configuration
- delcust subcommand
- Deleting Customizations
- Deleting Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- delete subcommandDeleting a Service
- delpg subcommandDeleting Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- delprop subcommandDeleting Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- delpropvalue subcommandDeleting Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- describe subcommandShowing Descriptions of Properties and Property Groups
- editprop subcommandInvoking a Property Editor
- extract subcommandHow to Create a Profile by Using svccfg
- import subcommandImporting and Applying Manifests and Profiles
- interactive useInvoking svccfg Interactively or With a File
- listcust -M subcommand
- Deleting Non-Administrative Configuration
- Deleting a Service
- listcust subcommand
- Showing Configuration Customizations
- Listing Service and Instance Values in the Editing View
- listpg subcommandShowing Property Groups and Their Types
- listprop subcommandListing Service and Instance Values in the Editing View
- listsnap subcommandShowing Values in a Specified Snapshot
- refresh subcommandRereading Service Configuration
- revert subcommandReverting Snapshots
- selectsnap subcommand
- Reverting Snapshots
- Listing Service and Instance Values in the Editing View
- setenv subcommand
- How to Modify an Environment Variable for a Service Process
Environment
- Setting Property Values
- setprop subcommand
- Deleting Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- Adding Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
- Setting Property Values
- showing propertiesInspecting Service Configuration
- unsetenv subcommandHow to Modify an Environment Variable for a Service Process
Environment
- validate subcommandCreating an SMF Service
- svcio utility
- How to Create a Stencil Service
- New Features in This Release
- svcprop command
- showing properties
- Listing Instance and Inherited Properties Currently in Use
- Inspecting Service Configuration
- svcs commandListing All Enabled Services
- system-profile layerRepository Layers