You need to find out from your network administrator the following:

- ip of default router
- if your server is part of a subnet. If yes, then what is the netmask.
- what name service been used: local host file, DNS, NIS NIS+, LDAP and 
set up nsswitch.conf file accordingly.

Once you have all this information, an easy way to reconfigure the server 
is to issue

# sys-unconfig

boot the server and go thru the server identification process again

Read man page of sys-unconfig for more details.




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Thanks for your response.

I am not using DNS.

I cannot open the files you listed below; I got messages 'cat: Cannot
open /etc/defaultrouter' and '/etc/resolv.conf'

I cannot ping other systems on the network too. 

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Can you ping other servers in your network?
Have you set up default router and DNS (assuming you are using DNS for 
name service) on your Solaris 10 server?

Look at files

/etc/defaultrouter
/etc/resolv.conf






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    I am new to Solaris 10 on x86 machine. 

    I have Solaris10 installed on my Dell Laptop. I have assigned an IP 
address to the system, and the output of 'ifconfig -a' is ok; I can see 
the UP, RUNNING,MULTICAST, e.t.c for the lp0 and the dnet0 entries. 

    However, the Internet browser on the Solaris 10 does not work; I got

the error: "'www.oracle.com' cannot be found" when I tried to access the

'oracle' web page. Could someone inform me how to make the Internet 
browsing possible.
 
    Please note that I installed the Solaris 10 on a virtual machine
that 
is based on the Dell Laptop. 

  An early response will be appreciated.
 
  Cheers.
 


This was truly sent by me---Adeyemi

 

 
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