[Sunhelp] Solaris information.

[Jonathan Eisch]

Hi all,

I was just put in charge of an old Netra (a SS5, with some different
software), and because it was not documented when it was set up, I need
to find out it's settings.

How would I find out what version of Solaris is installed? IP Address?
Default router? What else would I likely need to find out about the
current settings in order to reinstall the OS? Any info would be
helpful,

-Jonathan

[Erik Parker]

Post by Jonathan Eisch
Hi all,
I was just put in charge of an old Netra (a SS5, with some different
software), and because it was not documented when it was set up, I need
to find out it's settings.
How would I find out what version of Solaris is installed?

uname -a

(2.7 == solaris 7)

Post by Jonathan Eisch
IP Address?

ifconfig -a

Post by Jonathan Eisch
Default router?

cat /etc/defaultrouter

Post by Jonathan Eisch
What else would I likely need to find out about the
current settings in order to reinstall the OS? Any info would be
helpful,

prtconfig will print most relivant info. print it out.

it may be called /usr/sbin/prtconf

if that isn't there prtconfig is in some cryptic long path,
on most installs.

pkginfo will show you all of the packages installed

Post by Jonathan Eisch
-Jonathan
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Jonathan,

1) 'uname -a' for hostname , solaris version etc.

2) ipconfig for ip address and netmask.

3) more /etc/defaultrouter for defaultrouter.

4) 'pkginfo' for all the softwares installed.

5) 'format' command to seed partition/slice sizes of hard disks.

Mahesh


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Subject: [Sunhelp] Solaris information.
Author: jeisch (***@boku.net) at internet
Date: 17/9/99 3:18 AM


Hi all,

I was just put in charge of an old Netra (a SS5, with some different
software), and because it was not documented when it was set up, I need
to find out it's settings.

How would I find out what version of Solaris is installed? IP Address?
Default router? What else would I likely need to find out about the
current settings in order to reinstall the OS? Any info would be
helpful,

-Jonathan

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