NAME

ssp-unconfig - undo SSP and system information on the host

DESCRIPTION

Caution:

Only super user can use this command. Exercise extreme caution in its use.

When executed on an Enterprise 10000 server /usr/platform/sun4u1/sbin/ssp-unconfig removes configuration information established by the command ssp-config(1M), then invokes the SunOS command sys-unconfig(1M) to make the system ready to be configured again.

The ssp-unconfig command does the following:

Removes SSP information from the /etc/syslog.conf and /etc/inet/hosts files. Removes the /etc/ssphostname file.

When finished, ssp-unconfig, invokes the SunOS command sys-unconfig(1M), which performs a system shutdown.

FILES

/.SSP_DEFAULTS

/etc/inet/hosts
/etc/ssphostname
/etc/syslog.conf

ssp-unconfig ( 1M ) SEE ALSO

ssp-config(1M) in this reference manual

sys-unconfig(1M) in man Pages(1M): System Administration Commands