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► The remote host must be operational and on the network. This condition can<br />

be tested by issuing the ping command.<br />

► The remote host must have an NFS exported directory defined such that the<br />

local host has read and write permissions as well as root access to the dump<br />

file on the remote host.<br />

► The remote host cannot be the same as the local host.<br />

To change a primary dump device permanently, use the sysdumpdev command<br />

as follows:<br />

# sysdumpdev -P -p /dev/hd3<br />

primary /dev/hd3<br />

secondary /dev/sysdumpnull<br />

copy directory /var/adm/ras<br />

forced copy flag TRUE<br />

always allow dump FALSE<br />

dump compression OFF<br />

This will remain the permanent dump device until it is changed again with the<br />

sysdumpdev command.<br />

To change the secondary device permanently, use the sysdumpdev command as<br />

follows:<br />

# sysdumpdev -P -s /dev/rmt0<br />

primary /dev/hd3<br />

secondary /dev/rmt0<br />

copy directory /var/adm/ras<br />

forced copy flag TRUE<br />

always allow dump FALSE<br />

dump compression OFF<br />

To temporarily change the primary device to another device, use the sysdumpdev<br />

command as follows:<br />

# sysdumpdev -p /dev/rmt0<br />

primary /dev/rmt0<br />

secondary /dev/sysdumpnull<br />

copy directory /var/adm/ras<br />

forced copy flag TRUE<br />

always allow dump FALSE<br />

dump compression OFF<br />

This will temporarily change the primary dump device to /dev/rmt0 until the next<br />

system reboot.<br />

Chapter 5. System dumps 67

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