restarting named daemon
[276 byte] By [Kinshuk] at [2007-11-26 9:48:01] 
Hi , FriendsHow do we can restart named daemon after configuring some changes in /etc/named.conf , typically under linux like systems we used to give "/etc/init.d/named restart" , what type of same utility we have under solaris 10 os.Thanks Kinshuk
# 1
As root you can usesvcadm restart dns/serverRegards,AndreasAndreas_W at 2007-7-7 0:55:15 >
# 2
Hi AndreasThanx for ur advice , I tried to run the same command to restart named daemon but , still its not reflecting any changes any advice wil be highly appreciateable regards KinshukKinshuk at 2007-7-7 0:55:15 >
# 3
Hello, Try pkill -HUP in.named or ndc utility. I used to it in solaris9 x86 so maybe they are available under 10.-- jbravojbravopl at 2007-7-7 0:55:15 >
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