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Solaris Admin Interview Questions


Solaris Admin Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: There are three options to achieve thisOption A:#touch /reconfigure#init 5 (Install the new hard disk)Check with format commandOption B:#devfsadm -C (Clean-up unreferenced device links and finds newly added hard disk without rebooting system)Check with ...
Latest Answer: Priority schedulingIn priority scheduling scheduler selects tasks on basis of their priority. The process with higher priority will run first and its completion another will start. The disadvantage is this that processes with lower priority are not given ...
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Latest Answer: mkfs -m /dev/rdsk/c#t#d#s# this syntax to create a new filesystem. (OR)newfs /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0. ...
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Latest Answer: Allocated shared memory can be viewed by/usr/sbin/sysdef | grep SHMMAX ...
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Latest Answer: boot-net -s ...
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Latest Answer: We can use du -hk ...
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Latest Answer: fsck /dev/rdsk/codos3 ...
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How can we check the current Run level in Solaris? What are the different run levels in Solaris 9.0? 
Latest Answer: A run level defines the operations of solaris ,including what resources and services are available to users .you willl also here run levels called states or init states 0   : stops all services ,terminates all process, and umounts all file systemsS(or)s: ...
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Latest Answer: Format command is used to see and modify disk available at that timeThrough format we can partition,label and modify diskMount command helps us in making a given file system assesable to different users ...
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