Robert Hinds writes:
> Created /etc/hostname.nfo0 with the following contents:
> truth
> 10.0.0.17 netmask 255.255.255.0
Do you have two lines in your /etc/hostname.nfo0 file? That doesn't
look right. I suggest using a single line that specifies either this:
truth/24
or this:
10.0.0.17/24
> Created /etc/inet/hosts file with the following content:
> 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
> 10.0.0.17 truth loghost
That looks ok, though I'd put "loghost" on the same line with
localhost (i.e., using the IPv4 loopback address).
> Disabled dwam and enabled physical according to instructions in nwamd man
> page.
Note that you can set a static address in nwam by editing the
/etc/nwam/llp file, like this:
nfo0 static 10.0.0.17
> svc.startd "svc:/network/physical:default" Method
> "/lib/svc/method/net-physical" failed with exit status: 96.
Any time a service fails, you should use "svcs -x" to find out what it
says about the failure. What did it say? What did the log file that
it references say?
> I investigated this further by looking at the process in the net-physical
> script. It appears that because the hostname.nfo0 exists, the script does
> not bring up the interface.
Unfortunately, physical:default isn't currently restartable. This is
the subject of several bugs -- 6589485 and 6181431 (the latter is the
root of the problem) show up in a quick search.
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