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Solaris run levels?
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Answer / vishwnath
Solaris Run Levels
1) Init 0 : Gracefully bring the server to ok prompt.
2) init 1 or S : Single user mode with criticle file system
mounted.
3) init 2 : Multiuser without NFS
4) init 3 : Multiuser wi th NFS
5) init 4 : undefined
6) init 5: shutdown the server
7) init 6 : restart server
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Answer / jai
1) Init 0 : Gracefully bring the server to ok prompt.
2) init 1 : Single user mode with criticle file system
mounted.
3) init 2 : Multiuser without NFS
4) init 3 : Multiuser wi th NFS
5) init 4 : undefined
6) init 5: shutdown the server
7) init 6 : restart server
8)init S & s:single user mode some file systems are mounted
state
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Answer / sameer patil
In Solaris 8 Run Level's
1 init0:- Shutdown the operating system & teke it into OBP
2 init1:- Single user mode with administrator
3 initS:- Single user mod with access the local file system
4 init2:- Multiusermod with access all services & demons
accept NFS
5 init3:- Multiusermod with access all services & demons,
this is the default run levlel
6 init4:- Not in use
7 init5:- Shutdow the operating system & send the power off
signle to all hardware
8 init6:- Reboot the system
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