Sun Java Application Server - Domain and Node agent stop automatically

Hi,
We have installed Sun Java Application server 8.1 in a local zone on Solaris 10. The installation was successful.
A default domain (domain1) was created. We have deployed a sample application too.
The problem is that the domain and node-agent stop automatically. And need to be restarted from asadmin start-domain command.
Not sure why this problem is occurring. One solution given in Sun Java System AS 8.1 EE Troubleshooting Guide was to add these 2 lines in the /etc/inittab file to restart the domain and node-agent whenever the system re-boots.
das:3:respawn:/opt/SUNWappserver/bin/asadmin start-domain user admin passwordfile /opt/SUNWappserver/password.txt domain1
das:3:respawn:/opt/SUNWappserver/bin/asadmin start-node-agent user admin passwordfile /opt/SUNWappserver/password.txt node-agent-name
Pls help me if I can change this inittab file from the local zone and if changing this file has any implications on the other zones on Solaris 10.
Else is there any other way to resolve this problem?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thankyou.

One thing not clear from the post was,
* when it is going down automatically.
* Are you facing the same problem even after starting through the asadmin
* If so, Post the server.log from "domains/logs" during the starup.
If you want to bring it up with system reboot, You need to have a startup script for that in init.d and have the links to rc2/3.d.

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