random access memory (RAM), 64, 433
data and power cycles, 65
RBAC, configuration file summaries, 478
read-only memory (ROM), 65
read policies, 452
read/write, performance, 467
read/write heads, 447
rebooting
in emergency situations, 79
file damage and, 79
hung system, 70–71
listing information about, 229
turning power off and, 79
Redundant Army of Inexpensive Disks (RAID), 447–450, 463, 465
concepts, 444–458
levels, 448
fault tolerance and, 449
fault tolerance and improved performance, 450
protection against data loss, 463
RAID 0, 448
concatenated stripe volume, 454
concatenation volumes, 454
duplication of data, 463
stripe volume, 453, 471
RAID 0+1 and RAID 1+0 volumes, 456
RAID 1, 448
default read policy, 468
existing file system and, 464
mirror, 454
read/write options, 452
second submirror and, 469
RAID 3, 448
striping with parity, 449
RAID 5, 456
data erased during initialization, 464
slow performance and, 457
striped with parity, 456
striping across multiple disks, 449
system disks in, 467
technology, 449
volumes, read policies and, 456
release, 51
remote access, restricting, 223
remote login without password, 229
Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs), 317
removable media, accessing with volume management, 155–156, 155
repeater, 324, 329, 351
signals and, 329
restoring, 274
crucial file systems, booting from CD or network and, 293
files to a temporary location, /tmp directory, 294
file systems, /tmp directory and, 302
interactive, 293
interactive and incremental, 293
methods of, 293
non-interactive, 293
overwriting and, 293
regular file system, 293
removable media, 301
root and /usr file systems
SPARC systems and, 297
x86-bascd systems, 297
system, Solaris 10 OS, 293
/usr file system, 293
return key, enter key and, 19
Rich Text Format (RTF), 317
rights profiles, 476, 495, 496
all, 476
basic Solaris user, 476
database and, 498, 501
operator, 476
primary administrator, 476
printer management, 476
system administrator, 476
role, 496
assigning, 495, 499, 501
database, 496
role-based access control (RBAC), 477, 496
authorization attributes database, 479–481
configuration files, 479
databases, 485, 498, 501
execution attributes, 481–482
files for, 486
profile attributes, 482–483
user attributes, 483–485
elements of, 477
managing, 478–489, 496
with the command line, 478
commands for, 487
conflicting changes with command line and SMC GUI, 486
model, 478, 499
roles, 475–476, 494
database and, 498, 501
security, 494
attributes, 499
model, 492
root, 203, 230
account, as superuser account, 205
directory
file systems
restoring, 293, 306
unmirroring, 458
password, 34, 35
path, 44
subdirectories, 102
user, logging in as, 224
round robin, 452, 456
default read policy for RAID 1 volume, 471
router, 330, 335, 349, 351, 353, 356
IP address and, 329, 355
rules file, 509, 543
rules.ok file, JumpStart and, 509
run control (rc) scripts, 93
run levels and, 75
svc.startd daemon and, 85
run levels, 64, 71–76, 88–91, 92
changing, 89, 91, 99
in Solaris system, 95
default, 71, 91, 93
determining, 71
milestones and, 89
prompts for, 78
run control scripts and, 75, 75
Service Management Facility (SMF) and, 89
Solaris, 72
system shutdown and, 75
runnable state (state R), 236–237, 265
run script infrastructure, 89