I have here a E250 running solaris 10 in which I would like to run ssh. 
  So, I try to enable and test if it is running:

# svcadm enable ssh
# ps -ef | grep ssh
     root 20131 20125   0 07:52:09 console     0:00 grep ssh
# 


What is going on here?  And, where would I find an error log so I can 
try to find a helpful message indicating what went boink?

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In <1124884869.9dca72af51ac338d631342a39adba980@teranews> Mauricio Tavares <uce@ftc.gov> writes:

>	I have here a E250 running solaris 10 in which I would like to run ssh. 
>  So, I try to enable and test if it is running:

># svcadm enable ssh
># ps -ef | grep ssh
>     root 20131 20125   0 07:52:09 console     0:00 grep ssh

>What is going on here?  And, where would I find an error log so I can 
>try to find a helpful message indicating what went boink?

`svcs -l ssh' will tell you where to find the error log.

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