Solaris TCP/IP config

[fantasma]

Hey All-

I'm trying to set up my TCP/IP info, default gateway, ipaddress bind to network card, subnetmask ect. I need to know the commands and syntax for these. Can anyone lend a hand?

Much Thanks,

Christopher

[the_bad_seed]

Originally posted by fantasma:
Hey All-


I'm trying to set up my TCP/IP info, default gateway, ipaddress bind to network card, subnetmask ect. I need to know the commands and syntax for these. Can anyone lend a hand?


Much Thanks,


Christopher




Go to the NHF section. There is an excellent NHF written specifically for the configuration of your TCP/IP settings.
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/solaris/homecable_setup.html


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that's my two cents, and if you don't like it, I'm not asking for change! :D

[c33rtlinux]

hey...there is a command that wipes all that info out..and lets you start over from scratch...it is "sys-unconfig"i believe the path is /usr/bin/sys-unconfig...but i might be wrong but that is the command for sure..then the machine will ask you some stuff..and the reboot..and once rebooted then you can start entering in new network settings

[fantasma]

Thanks the_bad_seed, the article got me up and running just fine.

-fantasma

[javierm]

Next time, change the ip or netmask with the
following command:

ifconfig le0 inet your_ip_here netmask your_netmask_here broadcast +

To make it permanent, edit /etc/netmasks and
/etc/hosts.

Note: replace le0 with either hme0 or whatever interface you have.