Quad Fast Ethernet Card on Sparc 10?

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Thk you i'll try, but for now I put a new Host name for the other eth, and it's work (it stay after reboot)
I have two eth under the same subnet and now I have problem to ping 2 switchs under the same subnet!!!!

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Enzo

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Originally posted by RTM
Create a file in /etc with the following type of info:

file name
hostname.hmex where x is the interface number
hostname.qfex
hostname.lex

You have to know which interface type you have - grep them from the dmesg command

contents of file
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where xxx is your IP number OR
put the hostname in there but it must be /etc/hosts

Read the man pages for:
ifconfig
netmasks (section 4)
hosts (section 4)

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REBOOT(8)						      System Manager's Manual							 REBOOT(8)

NAME

       reboot - reboot the system immediately

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DESCRIPTION

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AUTHOR

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