Phil, Try an ifconfig -a and check to make sure everything is what you expect. I have had issues dhcp before.
Bill rushmores.net p.s. If you like Slackware then I think you'll also like Solaris. I am a very longtime Slackware user and have really grown to like Solaris (but not the dhcp client). On Sun, 19 Mar 2006, Phil Sasak wrote: > I'm just trying out Solaris 10 on an HP NC6000 laptop and I seem to be > having trouble connecting wirelessly with the Intel Pro Wireless 2100. I > have the Solaris packages for the ipw and wificonfig installed and > everything seems to work fine... but, I can't seem to resolve WEP. > > # wificonfig createprofile home essid=charmwood encryption=wep > wepkey1=1234567890 (the wep is an old 10-digit phone number) > #wificonfig -i ipw0 connect home > #ifconfig ipw0 dhcp > > Everything goes well - no errors. The "caution" symbol over the > connection symbol in the lower-right corner leaves, so I think the > connection is good. But, upon opening a browser, there is no connection. > I can ping other computers on the network. > > I have a couple years experience with Slackware and Debian and like both > of those Linux distributions - I just decided to see what the fuss about > Solaris was about. > > Thank You! > > --Phil Sasak > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >
