malayzorro
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sometime I need to check time server reboot/shutdown...
If in HP-UX, I check shutdownlog...But I'm not sure in Sun Solaris.!!
If in HP-UX, I check shutdownlog...But I'm not sure in Sun Solaris.!!
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AnotherAlan
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You can use the last command which will tell you when the system was booted.
Also check /var/adm/messages.
Also check /var/adm/messages.
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malayzorro
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yea...thank you guys..
the only think, in hpux..I can view all the shutdown process..so I know it's a schedule reboot or not..
But..I think cron can give the answer..only in hard way.
the only think, in hpux..I can view all the shutdown process..so I know it's a schedule reboot or not..
But..I think cron can give the answer..only in hard way.
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