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Network Card Configuration on Solaris8(Intel)
Hi,
I have installed Solaris8(intel) on my Compaq PC(without Network Card). I have a Network Card (PCI) now and would like to know the detailed steps in getting the Network Card Configured including assigning a static IP address. I have fixed the Network Card and it has been recognised by Solaris8(Intel). What should I do next?
NIC info: SMC9432TX (Supported by Solaris 8(intel).
Thanks
Thiru
I have installed Solaris8(intel) on my Compaq PC(without Network Card). I have a Network Card (PCI) now and would like to know the detailed steps in getting the Network Card Configured including assigning a static IP address. I have fixed the Network Card and it has been recognised by Solaris8(Intel). What should I do next?
NIC info: SMC9432TX (Supported by Solaris 8(intel).
Thanks
Thiru
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insert the card...
go to ok prompt and give
show-devs
it will through all system hardware information..
in that find out what is ur nic card name i.e whether it is
le0 or hme0 or qfe0..etc
then go to either single or multiusermode
for ex if it is qfe0
vi /etc/hostname.qfe0
put the hostname or ip in that file.
vi /etc/hosts
put hostname and ip
ifconfig hme0 plumb
ifconfig hme0 down
ifconfig hme0 up
ifconfig hme0 inet <ipaddress> netmask <netmask> up
ifconfig -a ( will now give ip)
reboot if u want....
thats it.