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A structured list of health checks done before & after changes.
Solaris · Pre Post Check
Solaris · Lesson 25
Pre-check ensures the system is healthy before patching or reboot. Post-check validates the server is stable after patching, SRU updates, migrations, or maintenance work. This is a mandatory skill for every Solaris administrator.
A **pre-check** verifies that the system is in a stable and supportable state *before* making changes such as:
A **post-check** confirms that everything is working correctly *after* the patch or reboot.
A structured list of health checks done before & after changes.
To catch issues early and avoid failed boot or broken apps.
Using standard Solaris commands for system validation.
1. OS Version
2. Boot Environments
3. IPS Image Version
4. Repository / Publisher
5. Failed Services
6. System Logs
7. Disk Space
8. CPU / Memory Load
9. Network Interfaces
10. ZFS Pool Health
11. ZFS Filesystem Status
1. Confirm OS Level
2. Confirm Active Boot Environment
3. Confirm Entire Package Level
4. Check failed services
5. Confirm Application Status
6. Verify /var/adm/messages
7. Check Pool & Filesystem Health
8. Check Network Reachability
9. Check system load