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internet setup for solaris on x86 platform

Hi all,

i have configured my solaris 5 .10 for internet connection by editing the files /etc/hosts/,/etc/resolve.config,/etc/defalutrouter and nsswitchconfig .

during installation i was not requested for ip adddress even i plugged network cable.

am i need to install any network card drivers on solaris to detect my network card ..if so where can i download n/w card drivers


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Hi all,

i have configured my solaris 5 .10 for internet connection by editing the files /etc/hosts/,/etc/resolve.config,/etc/defalutrouter and nsswitchconfig .
At first you should find out if the tcp/ip stack has already give an ip address to your network device.
So in a terminal fire up a "ifconfig -a"
Then you should figure out if you can ping your address
"ping [your ip adress]

So in /etc there should be a file like hostname.hme0
If you have such a file, then you know the name of the driver, which is for this example hme. [0 as the first interface]


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Network card drivers for solaris?
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