Sun ONE Connection
[232 byte] By [jafaria] at [2007-11-26 21:47:31] 
How can i tell, if i have sun one connection update installed on my system and how can i apply any patch that i need for my system via the command? is there a command that goes out and look for patches required for my system?
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To tell whether you have Sun Update Connection installed, check for patches 121453 and 121118 for Sparc or 121454 and 121119 for x86. You can use smpatch analyze to look for patches required by your system and smpatch update to apply them. You will need to register the system to be able to use Sun Update Connection.
ForumModeratora at 2007-7-10 3:37:43 >
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