sunos Commands

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devfsadm

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Control /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

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Display kernel messages with dmesg. Analyze system startup, detect hardware, and troubleshoot errors on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.

prctl

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Control process resources with Prctl. Manage resource limits, permissions, and project settings on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.

prstat

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Report process statistics with Prstat. Monitor CPU usage, memory utilization, and user resource consumption on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.

share

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Control 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

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Capture network packets efficiently with Snoop, the SunOS network packet sniffer. Monitor network traffic and analyze data. Free online tool, no registration required.

svcadm

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Control 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

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Control SMF configuration with svccfg. Import, export and modify service manifests on SunOS. Free online tool, no registration required.

truss

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Trace system calls with truss, a SunOS troubleshooting tool for process monitoring and application analysis. Free online tool, no registration required.

svcs

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List 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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