conf to enable the settings without requiring a reboot to the system?

You have just updated the /etc/syslog. conf file to modify message facility settings.
Which two options cause the sysiogd daemon to reread /etc/syslog. conf to enable the settings
without requiring a reboot to the system? (Choose two.)

You have just updated the /etc/syslog. conf file to modify message facility settings.
Which two options cause the sysiogd daemon to reread /etc/syslog. conf to enable the settings
without requiring a reboot to the system? (Choose two.)

A.
init 6

B.
pkill -HUP syslog.conf

C.
sys1ogd refresh /etc/sys1og.conf

D.
svcadm refresh svc:/system/system—1og:def au11

E.
svcadm stop svc:/system/system—1og:default ; svcadm start svc:/system/system—1og:default

Explanation:



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Don Dale

Don Dale

Answer E should be corrected. SMF doesn’t have any stop/start option.
It should be svcadm disable / svcadm enable