ottomeister wrote:
'utadm' failed to discover a non-loopback IP address that corresponds to
the hostname of this system. That's what causes the subsequent failures.
What does the command:
getent hosts `hostname`
show on this system? If it doesn't show a non-loopback IP address then
add an entry that matches the result of 'hostname' into your /etc/hosts file
and try the 'utadm' again. (You should probably do a 'utadm -D' first to
clear out anything left behind by earlier attempts.)
If the 'getent' does show a reasonable IP address then please show us the
content of this machine's /etc/hostname.* files.
The "unable to get information on primary interface" message means that
# ls -l /etc/hostname*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 15 Oct 24 12:15 /etc/hostname.yge0
# more /etc/hostname.yge0
192.168.100.13
# getent hosts `hostname`
192.168.100.13 solshine
# grep solshine /etc/hosts
::1 solshine solshine.local localhost loghost
127.0.0.1 solshine.local localhost loghost
192.168.100.13 solshine
This server is NOT a dhcp client, it was and will be my dhcp server
(this box used to hose sunrays running community edition and srss 4.1)
--
joe
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