Prashant Poman writes:
> I am new to Solaris.
> I have Solaris Express Developer Edition on my PC.(full installation)
> I want to connect to internet, but I am not able to configure it.
> My PC is Pentium 4 with on board LAN Card of Realtek.
> My ISP has provided me a router.I connect to internet via DHCP.
> Can anybody help me to solve this problem?
Try doing this first:
ifconfig -a plumb
ifconfig -a
That second command should show an interface named something like
"rge0". If it does, then doing this will configure you for DHCP on
that interface at boot time:
touch /etc/hostname.rge0 /etc/dhcp.rge0
Depending on how you installed the system, you may also have nwam
enabled. To disable that and get back to "traditional" configuration
mechanisms, do this:
svcadm disable network/physical:nwam
svcadm enable network/physical:nwam
If that "ifconfig -a" doesn't 'see' your driver, then it's possible
that you might need a different driver for that device or you might
need to have an alias set up. Use /usr/X11/bin/scanpci to report the
devices in your system to start hunting that down.
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