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For the logging: Did you kill -HUP the syslogd after the modifications to the configuration? Dave

Check out this site. I am in the process of modifying his perl script to make it more generic (i don't use DiskSuite too much). It's based on the flar component of the Jumpstart technology and walks you thru creating a bootable cd. http://mah.everybody.org/docs/bootable-cdrom-for-solaris

Gosuc, A GREAT resource for precompiled Solaris packages is: http://sunfreeware.com They have much more than I ever need. Dnormant

Ponetguy2, SunOS, 5.8, Generic_108528-16 is the latest patch level (that I have evaluated). -15 is pretty new but you might consider upgrading the one at 108528-10. Dnormant

Just a shot in the dark . . . Is there any power management enabled on this server? Check /etc/rc2.d/S85power and "man pmconfig".

This is nice. It has a lot of stuff in one document. It may be too much for every server installation but it's a good memory jogger at build time. Thanks Gideon!

The first line should be: #!/usr/bin/ksh It looks like a comment but it's not.

It stands for flash archive. Here's a nice introduction article: http://www.samag.com/documents/s=1323/sam0110g/0110g.htm There are some special considerations if you are using DiskSuite or, especially, Veritas.

Two other things to consider. Do a find on <.netrc> this is a control file for automating ftp sessions. This could point you at the user that's doing the job. There could also be a recursive <at> job - maybe started from a /etc/rc?.d script.

Or ls -1|wc -l (the fist is a one the seconf is an L).

Also look at flar. It's a part of the jumpstart suite. It'll allow you to create a &quot;golden&quot; install image. After that's installed you can set the server specifics on the reboot.

Sounds like the nvram battery is dead. Here's a link with stuff on the Sun nvram. I've used it quite a bit on the older pizza boxes. http://www.squirrel.com/squirrel/sun-nvram-hostid.faq.html