10_recommended solaris 10

Hi
Can someone can tell me where to download latest Sparc Solaris 10 recommended?
I just find patches number on oracle site, where is the recommended? its a new name?
help me please
Walter

HI!
Go to support.oracle.com
You mast have active service contract. ( SI ).
Patches & Updates ->
Search -> Product or Family ( Advanced search )
Product -> Solaris Operating System ( start type and select from list)
Release -> Select Solaris 10
Change Platform to Type and select Patchset
Search.
Select required patchset and download it.
Regard.

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