Hello Michael,
Thanks for your quickly reply.
I tried every ways.
At first, I disable nwam. But not start physical:default. And come out
the result.
Then, I disable nwam, and start physical:default. The result is same.
Third, I disable nwam, then reboot. I found my interface gone. And I
plumb my interface, then use the GUI tool. After click "OK", my
interface gone too.
So I can't figure out what's going on.
If I use command to setup my network, it can work well even
network/physical:default is disabled.
Yi-Long Ding (Vincent)
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Michael Schuster ??:
Yi-Long Ding (Vincent) wrote:
Hello All,
I do not know whether it's proper to send email to this alias. But I
met a problem and I can't solve it myself.
I'm redirecting this to networking-discuss ...
OpenSolaris2008.05 has GUI network configuration tools in menu
"Systam" -> "Administration" -> "Network".
After stopping nwam, we can open it. I configured the IP, netmask,
gateway and dns, then I click "OK".
what precisely did you do to "stop" nwam?
did you disable the physical:nwam service? if so, did you also enable
physical:default?
run "svcs -a | grep physical" to show the status of both.
Michael
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