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Solaris Admin Interview Questions


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How do you determining current booted disk in sun Solaris OS? 
Latest Answer: prtconf -pv shows you the current boot device. ...
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Which command is used to check System Messages? 
Latest Answer: The "dmesg" command is uset to check the System messages. This command just read and reflect the contents of /var/adm/messages file. ...

What are the kernal initialization files? 
Latest Answer: /etc/system ...

What are Private and Public region? 
Latest Answer: Private region is where all the configuration information is there and public region is where the user data is there(generally its related to VXVM) ...

How will you see aging in command line? 
Latest Answer: $ passwd -d shanmartin 2-14-92 14 60 shanmartin is username in order, the date the current password was created, the minimum age, and the maximum age ...

In server where will you find route information? 
Latest Answer: /etc/defaultroute ...

What is TOP command? 
Latest Answer: Top command is used for checking processor informtionwe can use Prstart instead of TOP command ...

What is the importance of NIS? What is the need of NIS? 
Latest Answer: Easy to administration on large companies ...

How will you tune the kernal parameters? How will you change 32 bit kernal to 64 bit kernal and vice versa? 
Latest Answer: To boot in 32-bit mode (if not the default):setenv boot-file /kernel/unix(or, if that does not work, use /platform/sun4u/kernel/unix )bootTo boot in 64-bit mode (if not the default):setenv boot-file /kernel/sparcv9/unix(or, if that does not work, use ...

If root file system is full, how can you resolve it? 
Latest Answer: If root file system is full, there are two alternates for time being, they are 1. adminstrator can use minfree space and can reduce inode space.# tunefs -m0 / ( / represents root space)2. The second method is a bit dangerous , should do it very carefully.In ...

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