Darren Reed wrote:
Dave Miner wrote:
Nicolas Williams wrote:
...
I suspect this struggle will continue until a project comes along to
rationalize and replace/clean-up/integrate ndd and /etc/system settings
into a sysadmin-friendly framework that properly supports presistence
(but also temporary settings).
I'm skeptical such a project will occur anytime soon, at least on
Sun's dime, because these are not in the class of tasks that most
admins should have to be doing and so it's easy to find uses of our
money which will give more demonstrable returns. I don't think the
two solutions Darren suggested are the only ones possible for this
case, but what do I know? ;-)
Do we have anywhere that we can put arbitrary commands to 'tune'
networking at bootup?
If yes, then there are other "easy" options...
Well, you can create any old service you like. I think you even have a
couple already related to ipf whose start methods might be able to
perform the dirty deed.
Dave
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