08-03-2005
Solaris 9 - Connect to internet
I have an ultra 10.. running solaris 9 - and have a dsl internet connection that I currently use for my windows pc's through a router.
I have connected the ultra 10 to the router - and the router has assigned me an ip through dhcp.. and I can connect to the other pc's on my network and they can access the internet, all looks good..
But I cannot connect to the internet on the ultra 10??
Any ideas /help appreciated..
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le0
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FILES
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