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06-18-2007
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change system date in solaris
dears
any one know how to change system date in solaris 
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Date on Solaris Machine
I think that you can use the command
date -u command or date -s command with the arguments. Former takes the argumemt in format ddmmyyyyhhmm and latter a string that you get when you give date command on command prompt..this string goes in quotes as argument to date -s Alternatively you can use ntpdate command to set date or synchronize the date with another machine.
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