Using the sysconfig Utility - Installing Oracle Solaris 11.1 Systems

Using the `sysconfig` Utility

You can use the sysconfig utility to perform the following configuration tasks on an Oracle Solaris instance.

To unconfigure an Oracle Solaris instance in a global or non-global zone and leave it in an unconfigured state, use the sysconfig unconfigure command.

See Unconfiguring an Oracle Solaris Instance.
To reconfigure an Oracle Solaris instance in a global or non-global zone, use the sysconfig configure command
- If you specify an existing configuration profile with the command, a non-interactive configuration is performed.
- If you do not specify an existing configuration profile with the command, an interactive SCI Tool runs. The SCI Tool enables you to provide specific configuration information for that Solaris instance.
See Configuring a System.
You can use the sysconfig create-profile command to create a new system configuration profile. See Creating a Configuration Profile Using the SCI Tool.

The sysconfig command affects all functional groupings in the Solaris instance. For detailed instructions, see the sysconfig(1M) man page.

Note - You must become the root role to use the sysconfig utility.

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