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How to remove all host specic conguration from the system

  1. rm -rf

  2. sys-unconfig

  3. reboot

  4. rm /etc/system
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Explanation

The sys-unconfig command is used in Solaris systems to undo system configuration and restore the system to an unconfigured state. This removes host-specific configuration information like hostname, IP address, and other system settings, preparing the system for reconfiguration. The other options are either dangerous (rm -rf) or incorrect for this purpose.

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