Right,
Firstly , It appears that you are not logged on as the the ROOT user.
The ROOT user has /usr/sbin in its path and is able to find and run
the commands
svcadm and ifconfig.
If you are trying to use these commands as a non-privilideged user the
commands would
fail even if you fixed the PATH . ( A non-prviledged user does not have
/usr/sbin in the PATH by default ).
Secondly:
If you do not wish to have "network Automagic" setup which is using your
DHCP server
to get its IP adresses Router Adress DNS Adress a.s.o , wired or wireless ,
but want to con figure everything by hand:
You will have to do :
Login as root.
# svcadm disable network/physical:nwam
# svcadm enable network/physical:default
and edti the following files:
/etc/hosts
As in Linux
/etc/inet/ipnodes
This should be a link to /etc/hosts and /etc/inet/hosts
/etc/hostname.interfacename0 ( eg: hostname.nge0 or hostname.e1000g0
or similar )
contains the hostname as written in /etc/hosts or the IP-address
/etc/nsswirch.conf
As in Linux ( hosts files dns )
/etc/resolv.conf
As in Linux ( domain nameserver and search entries )
/etc/defaultrouter
The IP adress of the default Router.
//Lars
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