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- SwapManager - view and manage system swap space
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- Managers display information about your system and provide access to
- interactive guides (also called tasks) that let you administer your
- system. For example, the User Manager displays a list of the user
- accounts currently on the system and gives you access to guides like "Add
- a User Account" and "Modify a User Account."
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- In a Manager window, you can open a guide by choosing its name from the
- Task menu or by clicking its button at the bottom of the window.
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- The Swap Manager monitors the system's swap configuration. Every 5
- seconds it uses the sssswwwwaaaappppccccttttllll((((2222)))) system call to get the current swap
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- Guides, also called "tasks," are interactive windows that lead users
- through the steps necessary to perform various system administration
- tasks, such as adding new user accounts and configuring networking on the
- system.
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- A guide typically consists of a series of pages that prompt users to
- enter information or select options. A user navigates through guide pages
- using the Prev and Next buttons (or corresponding arrow keys). When the
- user reaches the last page of a guide and clicks the OK button, the
- system executes one or more privileged commands to perform the system
- administration task. These commands are located in /usr/sysadm/privcmd.
- See _r_u_n_p_r_i_v(1M) for more information about privileged commands.
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- Many of the guides require that a user either know the root password or
- be assigned the necessary privileges (using the _P_r_i_v_i_l_e_g_e_M_a_n_a_g_e_r(_1)) in
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- This guide lets the user create a swap file on a local
- filesystem and add it to the system's swap configuration. The
- new swap element will remain across power-ups until explicitly
- removed. The privileges needed for this task are:
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- +o Add Local File Swap (addLocalFileSwap(1M)).
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- +o List All Filesystems (listAllDiskFS(1M)), a default
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- +o Show xlv (xlvShow(1M)), a default privilege
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- This guide lets the user add virtual swap. It requires a
- different privilege from adding real, logical swap space, since
- administrators may wish to grant one privilege and not the
- other. The privilege needed for this task is:
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- +o Add Virtual Swap (addVirtualSwap(1M)).
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- This guide lets the user delete an element of virtual or real,
- logical swap space. The privilege needed for this task is:
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- +o Remove Swap (removeSwap(1M))
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- sysmgr(1M), runpriv(1M), addLocalFileSwap(1M), addVirtualSwap(1M),
- removeSwap(1M), swap(1M), swapctl(2)
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