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by fregeus

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I am looking to start a process automatically on boot up from a Solaris 10 server. Where do I find the boot file (the equivalent to the autoexec.bat file in old DOS) in the Solaris 10 environment?

Thanks in advance.

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by fregeus

My server is already installed and running. I am not trying to start a new one or install a new one.

What I want to do is start 2 processes, snmpd and xntpd when the server boots.

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by ---tk---

there are different directories that contain startup scripts for the different run levels, and then in solaris 10 there is also service management, and some services are only started by that facility.

by fregeus

are snmpd and xntpd which are both in /etc/init.d

Does that help?

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