I don't know if I'll get to it tonight - I am at work :) I'll be reading 'man sys-unconfig' first, though, just as a refresher.
Blake On 7/24/07, Stephanie.Brucker at sun.com <Stephanie.Brucker at sun.com> wrote: > > Hi Blake - > > You are brave. I don't document sys-unconfig. I've always wondered > whether i should use it in my procedures > or not. I only document features like network interfaces, IP, host > names, and routing. Another of our Solaris > writers documents sys-unconfig. > > I strongly support your doing a HowTo on sys-unconfig. > > - Steff > > Blake wrote: > > > Hold on a minute! :) I'm NOT recommending the use of sys-unconfig > > simply to change the hostname. The command does far more than that, > > and is probably overkill and dangerous to use in some situations. > > > > I was joking, actually, when I recommended sys-unconfig... > > > > sys-unconfig allows you to reconfigure: > > > > Network Interfaces > > Naming Services > > IP > > Hostname > > Kerberos > > Localization > > Date/Time > > Primary Domain > > Search Domains > > Routing > > > > and maybe a few others. I'm willing to work up a HOWTO doc on it's > > use, but I think the existing Hostname HOWTO is far better (I've used > > those methods many times) and faster than sys-unconfig. > > > > blake > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > >_______________________________________________ > >docs-discuss mailing list > >docs-discuss at opensolaris.org > > > > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/docs-discuss/attachments/20070724/249e4587/attachment.html>
