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/etc/sysconfigtab contains settings for kernel modules that can be dynamically reconfigured (i.e. reloaded into the kernel without a reboot).

To list the entries use: sysconfigdb -l stanza

e.g. sysconfigdb -l socket

(omitting stanza causes the whole file to be listed)

sysconfigdb also needs to be used to alter the contents of the file. e.g. to change the sominconn parameter:

1. Create a file with the stanza you want to add/update e.g. socket: sominconn=1024
2. sysconfigdb -a -f /filename socket
3. sysconfigdb -l socket

These changes won't take affect until a reboot. To perform a dynamic change, use the sysconfig command. e.g.

• sysconfig -r socket sominconn=1024
• sysconfig -q socket (to check change was applied OK)