OpenSolaris 2008.11 System Administration Guide
OpenSolaris 2008.11 System Administration Guide: Next Steps After Installation

Table of Contents

Once you have the OpenSolaris release installed, you can proceed with any of the following tasks.

Task Description For Instructions
Starting or stopping a service or program. Most of the necessary services are started automatically on your laptop. These procedures show you how to start or stop additional services. Managing Services
Modifying or changing the network connection. Steps to monitor or change the automatic network connection that occurs during system startup. Administering Your Automatic Network Connection
Configuring printers. Steps to configure a local printer on your laptop. Managing Printing in the Desktop
Configuring Thunderbird mail account settings. Steps to configure your mail account. Configuring Thunderbird Mail Account Settings
Changing root user behavior. Steps to customize the root user. Changing root User Behavior
Managing ZFSTM file systems. Steps to work with ZFS file systems, which is the default file system type in the OpenSolaris release. Managing ZFS File Systems
Managing NFS file systems. Steps to access files from an NFS server. NFS is a popular file-sharing protocol. Managing NFS File Systems
Managing CIFS file systems. Steps to access files from a CIFS server. Managing CIFS File Systems
Halting your system. Shows various ways to shut down your system. How to Shut Down a System
Debugging the network connection. Steps to troubleshoot your network connection. Debugging a Network Connection
Using other commands. A short overview of useful user and system administration commands. Tips for the OpenSolaris Release
Using additional procedures. A more exhaustive list of procedures you can use, including using the new packaging system and managing boot environments. See the Next Steps After Installation table in Getting Started With OpenSolaris 2008.11