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Old 12-06-2007
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Question cannot new user with smc

Hi,

I am new to solaris and i am trying solaris 10 7/08. I cannot add new user account with smc. I got the error "the management domain file:/solaris/solaris does not exist". Host name of my box is solaris. I do not know what should i do. Can someone help me pls?

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Possible reasons could be a disk full situation or incorrect/wrong naming service.
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Possible reasons could be a disk full situation or incorrect/wrong naming service.

I do not use any naming service but file and the disk is not full (I use 40 GB hard drive - 500 MB for swap, 2 GB for /etport/home and the rest is for /).
All the entries in /etc/nsswitch.conf are configured for files.
Where should I find out more? Thanks.

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use the commandline to add a user... if this fails, there are far better debug possibiltis...

# useradd -d /export/home/username -m username

should be something like the above...
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Thank you all

Now I can add new users from command line.
Thank you all.

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