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Solaris performance monitoring using K9 toolkit

Published 1 May 2008 Read time 31 sec(s) (172 visits).

In a nuyshell, the K9Toolkit is a collection of tools written using the KStat library on a Solaris 9 server to help locate performance bottlenecks.

Published 24 Apr 2008 Read time 27 sec(s) (2589 visits).

A simple post providing details of using sysperfstat from the K9 toolkit displaying utilisiation and saturation for CPU, memory, disk, etc.

Published 22 Apr 2008 Read time 37 sec(s) (3184 visits).

If you have a file and need to know the package that installed the file on the system then using pkgchk should help.

Published 22 Apr 2008 Read time 1 min 11 sec(s) (3282 visits).

If you have a file and need to know the package that installed the file on the system then using pkgchk should help.

Published 13 Apr 2008 Read time 1 min 20 sec(s) (2604 visits).

Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) is the system management firmware used to monitor, manage, and configure a variety of Sun server platforms.

Updated 19 Oct 2008 Read time 1 min 51 sec(s) (2958 visits).

How to setup and manage a Sun RSC (Remote Serial Console) on the Sun Enterprise™ 250.

Updated 28 Feb 2008 Read time 1 min 23 sec(s) (1027 visits).

When adding routes persistently care should be taken to make sure that routes that you add do not already exist in the persistent configuration.

Updated 22 Apr 2011 Read time 27 sec(s) (2631 visits).

To disable a service under Solaris 10 we use the svcadm command.

Updated 1 May 2012 Read time 1 min 50 sec(s) (3077 visits).

The traditional method of changing the hostname of a given solaris system was to use sys-unconfig utility.

Updated 14 Mar 2017 Read time 24 sec(s) (3224 visits).

The Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) identifies hardware that is compatible with Solaris and provides information about available software support.