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2010-09-05 00:11:23

Solaris System Configuration Files Reference

For details about the files and commands summarized here, consult the appropriate man pages.

  • /etc/bootparams Contains information regarding network boot clients.
  • /etc/cron.d/cron.allow
    /etc/cron.d/cron.deny
    Allow access to crontab for users listed in this file. If the file does not exist, access is permitted for users not in the /etc/cron.d/cron.deny file.
  • /etc/defaultdomain NIS domain set by /etc/init.d/inetinit
  • /etc/default/cron Sets cron logging with the CRONLOG variable.
  • /etc/default/login Controls root logins via specification of the CONSOLE variable, as well as variables for login logging thresholds and password requirements.
  • /etc/default/su Determines logging activity for su attempts via the SULOG and SYSLOG variables, sets some initial environment variables for su sessions.
  • /etc/dfs/dfstab Determines which directories will be NFS-shared at boot time. Each line is a share command.
  • /etc/dfs/sharetab Contains a table of resources that have been shared via share.
  • /etc/group Provides groupname translation information.
  • /etc/hostname.interface Assigns a hostname to interface; assigns an IP address by cross- referencing /etc/inet/hosts.
  • /etc/hosts.allow
    /etc/hosts.deny
    Determine which hosts will be allowed access to TCP wrapper mediated services.
  • /etc/hosts.equiv Determines which set of hosts will not need to provide passwords when using the "r" remote access commands (eg rlogin, rsh, rexec)
  • /etc/inet/hosts
    /etc/hosts
    Associates hostnames and IP addresses.
  • /etc/inet/inetd.conf
    /etc/inetd.conf
    Identifies the services that are started by inetd as well as the manner in which they are started. inetd.conf may even specify that TCP wrappers be used to protect a service.
  • /etc/inittab inittab is used by init to determine scripts to for different run levels as well as a default run level.
  • /etc/logindevperm Contains information to change permissions for devices upon console logins.
  • /etc/magic Database of magic numbers that identify file types for file.
  • /etc/mail/aliases
    /etc/aliases
    Contains mail aliases recognized by sendmail.
  • /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
    /etc/sendmail.cf
    Mail configuration file for sendmail.
  • /etc/minor_perm Specifies permissions for device files; used by drvconfig
  • /etc/mnttab Contains information about currently mounted resources.
  • /etc/name_to_major List of currently configured major device numbers; used by drvconfig.
  • /etc/netconfig Network configuration database read during network initialization.
  • /etc/netgroup Defines groups of hosts and/or users.
  • /etc/netmasks Determines default netmask settings.
  • /etc/nsswitch.conf Determines order in which different information sources are accessed when performing lookups.
  • /etc/path_to_inst Contents of physical device tree using physical device names and instance numbers.
  • /etc/protocols Known protocols.
  • /etc/remote Attributes for tip sessions.
  • /etc/rmtab Currently mounted filesystems.
  • /etc/rpc Available RPC programs.
  • /etc/services Well-known networking services and associated port numbers.
  • /etc/syslog.conf Configures syslogd logging.
  • /etc/system Can be used to force kernel module loading or set kernel tuneable parameters.
  • /etc/vfstab Information for mounting local and remote filesystems.
  • /var/adm/messages Main log file used by syslogd.
  • /var/adm/sulog Default log for recording use of su command.
  • /var/adm/utmpx User and accounting information.
  • /var/adm/wtmpx User login and accounting information.
  • /var/local/etc/ftpaccess
    /var/local/etc/ftpconversions
    /var/local/etc/ftpusers
    wu-ftpd configuration files to set ftp access rights, conversion/compression types, and a list of userids to exclude from ftp operations.
  • /var/lp/log Print services activity log.
  • /var/sadm/install/contents Database of installed software packages.
  • /var/saf/_log Logs activity of SAF (Service Access Facility).