Ah, sorry I missed the joke. :-) Similar to the hostname change, the IP address is really easy, and we do this at work on a regular basis. (We actually do both, building a life-cycle server with a slightly different name and IP address.) Since both docs are already up on genunix...
As an aside, we should have a clear link on the genunix wiki page (http://www.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/OpenSolaris_Documentation_Community_SketchPad) pointing to the docs listing (http://www.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/HOWTOs_and_Guides). I just don't know the best place for it, off hand. Suggestions? Also, I've moved the finished docs from the Future section to the done section in the HowTo list. Rainer May as well do what little I can in the short time I seem to have each day. Blake wrote: > Hold on a minute! :) I'm NOT recommending the use of sys-unconfig > simply to change the hostname. The command does far more than that, > and is probably overkill and dangerous to use in some situations. > > I was joking, actually, when I recommended sys-unconfig... > > sys-unconfig allows you to reconfigure: > > Network Interfaces > Naming Services > IP > Hostname > Kerberos > Localization > Date/Time > Primary Domain > Search Domains > Routing > > and maybe a few others. I'm willing to work up a HOWTO doc on it's > use, but I think the existing Hostname HOWTO is far better (I've used > those methods many times) and faster than sys-unconfig. > > blake
