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So, how do I reset parameters after &quot;unsetting&quot; ??<br />
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admintool ??
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So, how do I reset parameters after "unsetting" ??

admintool ??

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use ifconfig and route commands to do it immeadiately (or admintool if you prefer). &nbsp;Edit the /etc/hosts, /etchostname.*, /etc/netmasks, &nbsp;/etc/defaultrouter to make it stick
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use ifconfig and route commands to do it immeadiately (or admintool if you prefer).  Edit the /etc/hosts, /etchostname.*, /etc/netmasks,  /etc/defaultrouter to make it stick

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Last one....<br />
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What if I want to turn on DHCP (client) after &nbsp;running sys-unconfig?
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Last one....

What if I want to turn on DHCP (client) after  running sys-unconfig?

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I have an ultra 10 running solaris 8. &nbsp;I want to completely reset the network parameters (switching from static ip to dhcp, hostname chage, etc). &nbsp;I seem to remember a network config command you can run from the OK prompt - I have done this before, but do not remember what it is. &nbsp;I DO NOT want to change anything else on the box, just IP parameters.<br />
What is this command?
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I have an ultra 10 running solaris 8.  I want to completely reset the network parameters (switching from static ip to dhcp, hostname chage, etc).  I seem to remember a network config command you can run from the OK prompt - I have done this before, but do not remember what it is.  I DO NOT want to change anything else on the box, just IP parameters.
What is this command?

Resetting network parameters in Solaris 8

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