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Service temporarily disabled
Type
- Defect
Severity
- Minor
Description
- The service is disabled. It is not running and will not be started until next boot.
Automated Response
- No automated response.
Impact
- The service is not running. It will remain in the disabled state until it is enabled (for example, with
svcadm enable -t). Services with require-type dependencies on it will not be started. (Use svcs -xv service_fmri to see a list of services waiting for the service to start.)
Suggested Action for System Administrator
- To request the Solaris Service Manager to start the service, run
svcadm enable service_fmri. To see its state, run svcs service_fmri.
Details
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While a service is disabled, the Solaris Service Manager will not
start it. If a running service is disabled (for example, by
svcadm disable -t service_fmri), the
Service Manager will send a stop command to the service's restarter,
which may be the Solaris Service Manager itself. The restarter will
stop the service and place it in the disabled state. Temporary
disable does not persist past system shutdown.
The Message ID:
SMF-8000-1S indicates that the
service is temporarily disabled.
If the Suggested Action fails to start the service, contact Sun Service with the output of svcs -x and svcs -l service_fmri.
See
"Predictive Self-Healing" for additional information and
reference the
"SMF How To Guide"
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