how to set default runlevel in solaris.How to set the
default Runlevel as INIT-2.
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Answer / srinivas
we can changethe runlevel by the command svcadm -d
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Answer / suman
default run level is setup in file /etc/inittab. default:2
-- to set run level 2 as default run level.
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Answer / vijay
just type #init 3 at console and to make change perminent run
#init -q command.This command updates /etc/inittab file without downtime that means without rebooting
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Answer / vijay kumar.y
The default run level is 3. u can change it by editing in
/etc/inittab file.To make the changes perminent without rebooting system run init -q command
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