Answer / sbrahman75

# psradm –f (no of the process)

# psradm –a –n ( no of the process)

Answer / s ramesh reddy

#svcadm enable <service name> **To enable the service.

#svcadm disable <service name> **To disable service.

Answer / deepadevi

# psradm –f (no of the process)

# psradm –a –n ( no of the process)

-f-->Take the specified processors off-line
-n-->Bring the specified processors on-line
-a-->Perform the action on all processors, or as many as
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