Thanks, Jesse and Dave. I'm making progress, and reading the docs. I
did get the bridged and static network configuration in place, and
I'm proceeding to configure the install services. I had been reading
info for S11 Express, which apparently differs w.r.t. disabling the
nwam service. With that resolved, it's all working. Sorry for the
premature poke at the alias.
Best,
Jeff
On 1/4/2012 7:54 AM, Jesse Butler wrote:
To facilitate the AI server reaching the network where your
clients are, you'll either need to use "bridged" mode on your
Vbox NICs, or set up forwarding for those static IP addresses
that you are using on the Vbox guest (the AI server).
Best
Jesse
On Jan 3, 2012, at 5:10 PM, Jeff Ferreira wrote:
Happy new year folks...
I'm looking for a procedure or any advice available toward
building a Solaris 11 (11/11) AI server in the context of
a Virtual Box or VMware Fusion S11 instance.
I have a VBox S11 guest installed, but I'm running into
difficulty with the network configuration - wanting to go
with a static IP for the VBox guest itself.
The intent it to use the AI server to install a set of
mixed x86 and SPARC systems, on a n isolated network.
Thanks,
Jeff
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