james curley wrote: > Hi guys, new to Solaris 10.... trying to ensure that certain services have > been disabled, used to check inetd.conf, if it's not in there good to go, > other wise comment it out and HUP... > > now I understand the svcadm disable [FMRI]... but is there a way to search > for the FMRI of more obscure services? > > For example, i want to have a command that would disable systat... > > svcadm disable systat > > how could I find this information out?
You need to know if the FMRI for systat is actually called "systat". For example, if you want to disable syslog, this would be wrong: # svcadm disable syslog Because the FMRI for syslog is actually "svc:/system/system-log:default". # svcs -a will show you all the services on your system. I actually don't have anything that looks like "systat" on my S10 box. CT