Introduction to Oracle Solaris 11.4 Network Services l Provides an overview of the network services supported by the Oracle Solaris operating system.: Download: Managing Clock Synchronization in Oracle Solaris 11.4 l Describes how to use clock synchronization and web caching services to enhance system performance. If you are rebuilding tables because a different version of MySQL will not handle them after a binary (in-place) upgrade or downgrade, you must use the dump-and-reload method.
Oracle Solaris 11.3 Support Repository Update (SRU) is a patch for Solaris 11.3. Monthly out big update + are extra small fixes. The repository contains the updated packages for x86-64 platforms.What's New in Oracle ® Solaris 11.3 October 2017. Identifies important changes in this release.
SRU is a cumulative update, ie sufficient to establish the latter.
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How to Update Your Local System
Perform the following steps to update your local system by using the SRU zip file.
1.Become an administrator.
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For more information, see How to Use Your Assigned Administrative Rights in Securing Users and Processes in Oracle Solaris 11.3.2.Run the install-repo.ksh script that is included in the IPS Repository Installation Guide patch to update your existing repository. $ Install-repo.ksh [-c] [-v] -d full_path_to_existing_s11_3_repo
For example:
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$ Install-repo.ksh -c -v -d / export / support-repo
3.If the repository is managed by pkgserv, restart the appropriate service. $ Svcadm restart svc: / application / pkg / server: your_repo_instance
4.If an existing repository is not set, add the repository to the system.
$ Pkg set-publisher -g file: /// full_path_to_existing_s11_3_repo solaris
5.Update the packages. $ Pkg update
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Well as Peasant has already said, it's a matter of choice. Personally, on x86 and for ease, I would use the Solaris 11 'Live' media and the GUI install. Boot from DVD and wait for the full GUI to appear (and don't be tempted to login on the console prompt that appears, just don't touch it and wait for the GUI).
With the OS running from the Live DVD you can click on the hard drive install and follow the process. The resulting installation provides you with a Package Manager which makes it easy to install or remove add-on software. If necessary you can convert the root user from a 'role' to a 'user' should you need to actually login as root rather than use 'su'.
No it's not essential to create your own repository if you don't want to. I usually don't.
(From personal experience I have sometimes had trouble getting the network interface to start when using Solaris 11.3 x86 media which doesn't happen if I use Solaris 11.1 and then upgrade over the web to 11.3. I have mentioned this on this forum before so search for it. This is personal experience only and not seconded by anyone else (yet). I'm just mentioning because should you have this problem, it's not something you've done wrong IMHO. Of course, the problem may not happen on your hardware.)
With the OS running from the Live DVD you can click on the hard drive install and follow the process. The resulting installation provides you with a Package Manager which makes it easy to install or remove add-on software. If necessary you can convert the root user from a 'role' to a 'user' should you need to actually login as root rather than use 'su'.
No it's not essential to create your own repository if you don't want to. I usually don't.
(From personal experience I have sometimes had trouble getting the network interface to start when using Solaris 11.3 x86 media which doesn't happen if I use Solaris 11.1 and then upgrade over the web to 11.3. I have mentioned this on this forum before so search for it. This is personal experience only and not seconded by anyone else (yet). I'm just mentioning because should you have this problem, it's not something you've done wrong IMHO. Of course, the problem may not happen on your hardware.)