Albert Lee <tr...@opensolaris.org> writes: > On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 6:25 PM, Harry Putnam <rea...@newsguy.com> wrote: >> >> [Note: This may appear as a double post or some goofy cross post >> I inadvertently posted this on the openindiana group when I was >> supposed to go here, opensolaris.general >> >> I've been pawing around with google looking for a standard way to set >> up a static IP address on newer opensolaris builds, in this case b >> 134. >> >> I see at least 3 different methods described... all different. >> >> The most recent appears to be Jan 2010... but doesn't say what build. >> >> Before I start just mucking around experimenting, isn't there a tried >> and true way to do this by now? >> >> Some straightforward numbered guide that works for recent builds? >> > > The "legacy" /etc/hostname.* approach (covered in the Solaris 10 docs) > will work on any build if you disable NWAM and enable physical:default > as described in nwamd(1). > > If you only have one interface you can use the NWAM static > configuration mentioned in nwamd(1). This works in builds prior to 135 > (when NWAM Phase I integrated), for later builds, you can use nwamcfg > or the graphical nwam-manager.
Thanks for the good info.. well appreciated. You mention builds `prior to 135'. I was under the impression that 134 was the last build... since the big oracle affair kicked off. What other builds beyond 134 are available? and where? _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
