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how many default groups are there in solaris10?what are they?
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Answer / mahesh
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root
other
bin
sys
adm
uucp
mail
tty
lp
nuucp
staff
daemon
smmsp
nobody
noaccess
nogroup
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Answer / vj
root
othersbin
sys
adm
uucp
mail
tty
lp
nuucp
daemon
are the default groups ...
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Answer / unix tech
USE the below command and you vil get by default groups
information.
# dispgid
root
other
bin
sys
adm
uucp
mail
tty
lp
nuucp
staff
daemon
sysadmin
smmsp
gdm
webservd
nobody
noaccess
nogroup
are the default groups..
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Answer / ganesh
In solaris 10 default groups are 100.
default group is root and gid is 0
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