How can I find out how old my Solaris machine is? It was suggested to look at the files in /etc/ and simply pick the oldest date. But wouldn't some dates represent the OS version, and may not necessarily be as new as the box itself? Or is this a good enough measure? Any better techniques? Is there a "howoldami" command?
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January 27, 2005 12:38 PM
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January 28, 2005 6:23 PM
Oh, sorry… I forgot to mention the make/models/OS levels. I have 7 servers. They’re a mix of:
SUN Fire-3800 (Solaris 8)
SUN Ultra-250 (Solaris 7 & 8)
SUN UltraAX-i2 (Solaris 8 & 9)
SUN Fire-V120 (Solaris 8)
TIA!
Verna
I should have thought of this before
Call a Sun sales rep.
Bob
The Sun System Handbook available at sunsolve.sun.com gives the first Customer Ship Dates(FCS) for most of the newwer hardware:
SUN Fire-3800 (Solaris 8) FCS Date April 16, 2001
SUN Ultra-250 (Solaris 7 & 8)??? Enterprise250???
FCS Date July 1998
SUN UltraAX-i2 (Solaris 8 & 9) This looks like a board level product????
SUN Fire-V120 (Solaris 8) FCS Date June 2002