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G'day. I have some questions on the Sun Solaris 2.6 OS. I would appreciate if you could refer me some write up or information on the following questions.
1. Terminal Time Out feature ? - Is this OS capable of doing this ? If the terminal is idle for a certain time of period. The system should be able to kid out the terminal automatically based on the time frame set. 2. List of system log (per event) ? - Is this OS capable of providing this for the OS and user events log ? 3. Printing of the system log - Is it able to print out the system log if system log is available! 4. Period change of Password - Is the system able to set periodic password change for the system users ? Thank you. regards Tan |
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1. auto terminal time out : I know telnet windows have a timeout and close after some idle time.
Donno about what terminal you talk about exactly. 2. system logs on Solaris 2.6 are under /var for example : /var/adm/messages - system messages log. /var/log/syslog - the syslogd main logfile - usually inclode sendmail's log too. logging of the logon/logoff is available with the 'last' commmand. There are many other logs on the system : e.g. /var/cron/logs - logs of the crontab. user's command history can be kept in some shells automaticaly in .history. 4. Yes password's termination is a built in feature read man passwd , enter it via admintool or useradd or manually in /etc/shadow. (only if you know what you're doing). Hope that helps, Hezki |
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Thx. Hezki,
It helps a lot! |
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