Ethan
got your reply to earlier message just after I sent this one.
network-install:default.log shows:
Executing start method ("/lib/svc/method/net-install").
ipadm: could not create address: Could not open DLPI link
Error configuring interface:
"/sbin/ipadm create-addr -T static -a local=123.231.123.100/24 net0/v4"
ipadm: could not create address: Could not open DLPI link
Error configuring interface:
"/sbin/ipadm create-addr -T addrconf -p stateless=yes,stateful=yes
net0/v6"
Cheers
Frank
On 09/10/10 01:08 PM, Frank Allan wrote:
AI server is running 147 and I have internal repo serving 147.
Client is Sparc Ultra45
Default installation works and nwam configures interface (bge0)
correctly.
I copied the default.xml to my client manifest area, changed the tag,
replaced the embedded service_bundle with the static_network version
and edited the values appropriately for my client. I have a criteria
file which sets the MAC address for the client. So I can do:
# installadm add-manifest -m myclient.xml -n s11b147s -C
criteria_myclient.xml
and this works fine, and the right manifest gets loaded when I wanboot
the client.
However, the static network is not configured. I only have local host
entries. There are no entries in /etc/hosts or /etc/netmasks.
/etc/defaultrouter, /etc/hostname.bge0 do not exist.
DNS is correctly configured and /etc/nsswitch.conf and
/etc/resolv.conf are both correct.
'ifconfig -a' shows only the localhost entries.
'svcs -l network/physical:default' shows the service enabled and nwam
disabled
creating/editing the above files and then restarting
network/physical:default enables networking happily.
The <service_bundle> tag section from the sample static_network.xml
file was copied as a complete replacement for the existing
service_bundle in the manifest and just the values for the client and
DNS were supplied.
Did I miss something - my reading of it was that the static network
example was a complete replacement for the existing service_bundle in
the default file?
Cheers
Frank
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