> Let's start by figuring out whether this is a NIC > configuration or driver problem or you're having DHCP and/or DNS > problems. > > 1. Does ifconfig -a show your network interface?
doesn't seem to - just shows lo0 with a local loopback address, no enet interface > > 2. If so, does netstat -rn show a default route (I'm assuming you > should have one) and is it correct? shows default route as 127.0.0.1, gateway 127.0.0.1 - no other routes > 3. Are you using static configuration or DHCP? should be DHCP - at least that's what the install instructions say is the default, nwam seems to be enabled > > 4. Can you ping the IP address of your router as > found in (2)? no router seen > > 5. If so, what does /etc/resolv.conf contain? the file doesn't exist (that seems sort of funny) sort of seems like it might be a driver issue or some kind of startup issue - there doesn't seem to be any devices of the form /dev/enet This message posted from opensolaris.org
