Prashant Poman writes:
> select a language -- 0(English)
> select a locale --0 (English)
> key board layout --US-English
> Networked -- yes
> use DHCP for rtls0-- yes
> enable IPv6 for rtls0-- no
> configure kerberos Security --no
> Name Service -- None
> NFSv4 Domain Configuration -- use the NFSv4 domain derived by the system
>
> and so on..
> it further asked my root password, date time settings etc.
> What went wrong in above mentioned steps?
You're missing a name service. Are you sure that's what you want to
do? I would have expected DNS to be configured.
At least do this:
cp /etc/nsswitch.dns /etc/nsswitch.conf
> Do I need to contact my ISP to get it's IP address?
Why do you need that or why do you feel that's missing?
Can you post something more about your problem or provide some
context? What did the system look like after you went through this
process? What did "ifconfig -a" say? What did "netstat -nr" say?
Can you ping anything?
You'll need to describe more about the precise problem you're seeing.
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