In Belenix 0.7 I tried to switch from DHCP to static IP - without success. I did all the steps (that are normal for Solaris) described in the FAQ (No. 22), but all this had no effect. After reboot, it's DHCP again.
Also the "svcadm disable network/inetmenu" command (see FAQ) does not work, as inetmenu obviously doesn't exist on the system. The normal way in Solaris to activate DHCP for an interface is, to create an empty file /etc/dhcp.<interface>, which in my case would be /etc/dhcp.e1000g0. Of course, I didn't create it, so this file doesn't exist in my /etc. My /etc/nodename, /etc/hosts, /etc/hostname.e1000g0, /etc/defaultrouter, /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/nsswitch.conf are as they should be for static IP. But the system ignores all: the interface remains under DHCP control... So where is the setting to turn off the DHCP client? I didn't find a way to prevent "dhcpadm" to start :( Any idea? Thanks, Frank
