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Linux equivalent commands for all Solaris commands

Hi,

I'm new to the Linux.I'm struggling to find Linux equivalent for all Solaris commands. Please help me out to find Linux equivalent for Solaris commands.

Please any one can tell me what is the Linux equivalent of Solaris's logadm and logins command.

Thanks.

Thanks lot.

But I couldn't find some of the commands like logadm and eeprom. Please tell me how to achieve the functionality of this commands.

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Originally Posted by Harry_Linux008 (Post 4073518)

Thanks lot.

But I couldn't find some of the commands like logadm and eeprom. Please tell me how to achieve the functionality of this commands.

I had to do some looking but hopefully these are good equivalents to what you are looking for. Though there is not a one to one comparison. User management and history is broken into many subroutines in Linux.

Manage Linux log files with Logrotate
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com...1-1052474.html

passwd Modify a user password.
http://ss64.com/bash/passwd.html

Howto: Linux Add User To Group
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-l...user-to-group/

useradd - Linux Command - Unix Command
http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l...l8_useradd.htm

Monitoring Unix Logins
http://onlamp.com/lpt/a/614

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But I couldn't find some of the commands like logadm and eeprom.

I'm not sure about 'logadm' which manages log files, (they live in /var/log) but eeprom is the equivalent of 'printenv' from the 'OK' prompt while accessing the Open Boot Prom from whatever the Sun system you are using. I therefore would say that that Solaris command is particular to Sun hardware and probably not covered in generic Linux.

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