sunos Commands
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devfsadm
sunosControl /dev filesystem with devfsadm on SunOS. Dynamically manage device nodes, scan for new devices, and clean up dangling links. Free online tool, no registration required.
dmesg
sunosDisplay kernel messages with dmesg. Analyze system startup, detect hardware, and troubleshoot errors on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.
prctl
sunosControl process resources with Prctl. Manage resource limits, permissions, and project settings on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.
prstat
sunosReport process statistics with Prstat. Monitor CPU usage, memory utilization, and user resource consumption on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.
share
sunosControl network shares on SunOS with Share command. Manage NFS exports, set permissions, and make resources available over the network. Free online tool, no registration required.
snoop
sunosCapture network packets efficiently with Snoop, the SunOS network packet sniffer. Monitor network traffic and analyze data. Free online tool, no registration required.
svcadm
sunosControl service instances in SunOS with svcadm. Manage service dependencies, enable or disable, and refresh configurations via command line. Free online tool, no registration required.
svccfg
sunosControl SMF configuration with svccfg. Import, export and modify service manifests on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.
truss
sunosTrace system calls with truss, a SunOS troubleshooting tool for process monitoring and application analysis. Free online tool, no registration required.
svcs
sunosList SunOS services and check their status with the svcs command. Diagnose issues, view logs, and manage dependencies. Free online tool, no registration required.
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