Hi Jonathan
Thanks , but I'm running OpenIndiana without display. So what i need is
commandline methods.
I already configured static networking with classic network configuration
in solaris ( with the help of the link you gave)
Now i just want to know how networking can be configured in commandline
using NWAM.
On 4 February 2011 15:49, Jonathan Adams t12nsloo...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't know of any ... It changed a lot between 134 to 148, which
caused me grief because I have a local replica of an LDAP server and
use that for all naming requests ... and LDAP and NIS+ are now able to
be controlled via the nwam system ...
If I was on a stand-alone system I would still use
network/physical:default, but I'm on a laptop which moves between
sites (and connects over openVPN sometimes), so I struggled with and
got NWAM working for me.
If you right click on the Network Status Notification Icon and go to
Network Preferences
change Show: to Network Profile
click on User (if it is there) or create a new profile and click Edit
you now have the ability to specify all the connections that you want
to be enabled (if the cards aren't there click on the Connections
button at the top)
I have VirtualBox installed so my configuration has:
Always enable these connections:
Wired (vboxnet0) Addresses: (v4) 192.168...
and
Then enable exactly one of these connections:
Wired (bge0) Addresses: (v4) DHCP ...
Wireless (iwh0) Addresses: (v4) DHCP...
If you then click on Show at the top you should be able to modify
all the settings for the specific cards ordered by the profile then by
the interfaces.
If you click on Connection Status under Show, click on
Locations, click on Automatic and click on Edit you have the
ability to edit the name services that you need and can specify a
custom nsswitch.conf file (do check that the file has the correct name
by OKing everything and then trying it again, for some reason it
went wrong sometimes and picked a random file from /etc
you can't seem to set LDAP as a name service for NoNet as a location
for some reason ... :)
I hope this helps any.
Jon
On 3 February 2011 17:16, Basil Kurian basilkur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jonathan
That document is a lot helpful. I 'm able to configure static networking
on
OpenIndiana . Thanks :)
But in that method NWAM is disabled and older methods are used to
configure
networking. Is there any articles containing NWAM configuration examples
??
On 3 February 2011 19:59, Basil Kurian basilkur...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks let me try it .
On 3 February 2011 19:51, Jonathan Adams t12nsloo...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.slideshare.net/networksguy/opensolaris-how-to-guides-opensolaris-network-administration
On 3 February 2011 14:16, Basil Kurian basilkur...@gmail.com wrote:
I 'm pretty new to Solaris environment. Currently I'm using dhcp in
my
network configuration. I would like to set it to a static one. I 'm
running
openIndiana without display. I find it difficult to configure
networking
with NWAM. It will be nice if someone can give me some link to
articles
or
blogs about good configuration examples.
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