You would use: utadm -L on
and then you'll need to restart the services. This will tell SRSS to listen on any LAN subnets. You will also need to turn on the Soft CLient access using utpolicy or the web admin GUI. Brad You can choose On May 20, 2012, at 11:51 PM, Gerard Henry wrote: > On 05/21/12 08:23 AM, Bjoern Rost wrote: >>> ok, i guess i can change the srss configuration to share the same network >>> but there is already a dhcp service (ISC software) installed, and the Sun >>> DHCP service doesn't permit to limit which is able to get IP (as in ISC >>> dhcp). >>> So i'm wondering if there are other solutions, if someone accepts to share? >> >> you could just add your other network (maybe on another NIC) and not enable >> DHCP on that interface. That way you would not have to change your current >> interconnect. >> > > sorry, i don't understand the solution? the server actually has several > interfaces, one for sunrays and one for the general network. > Do you mean that i have to type something like: > utadm -A eth0 > in case eth0 is for the normal network ? > _______________________________________________ > SunRay-Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users Brad Lackey | Technical Enablement Manager Mobile: +13038758616 Oracle Global Desktop Virtualization San Diego , CA
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