Dear Craig,
[email protected] said: > 1) You need to install group/feature/multi-user-desktop *after* > Solaris installation completes. Until this is done, the SMF > multi-user service will not be available I have done that. As it seemed a good/safe thing, I have now created a new BE and activated/booted that so I can start again from here if going forward fails yet again... [email protected] said: > 2) utsetup will fail because utsetup tries to install patches via a > mechanism that is incompatible with S11 > *BUT THAT'S OK* :) > The product will be installed. Minus patches at this point. > Now you would reboot at this point. o.k. But if I am doing that, why don't I just run utinstall rather than utsetup? Surely at the point utsetup bombs out it has only done the utinstall part anyway... [email protected] said: > Then run your utconfig by hand (something else that utsetup does now > that used to be separate) o.k. [email protected] said: > 3) Private interconnects (e.g. utadm -a) are one of the thing that > won't work with the current release of SRS and S11. Ah - you are the first person to say that and I have not spotted in in any web pages/forums/wikis etc... [email protected] said: > This won't stop you from being able to run Sun Rays on an isolated > network, but all the networking configuration won't be done > automatically. Enable LAN based interconnects and provide DHCP, and > some sort of way from the Sun Rays to find the server on that segment, > and you should be fine. o.k., I need to think about this.... I can clearly bring up my net1 interface and manually give it an IP address etc using ipadm [My machine in question normally gets given 192.168.199.7 for its sunray interconnect IP address.] Can I then use utadm -A 192.168.199.0 or does -A not work either? Would I need to also issue utadm -L on I don't want SunRay service running on the net0 interface though. So if I do have to issue utadm -L on would I then need to issue utadm -D x.y.z.0 (where x.y.z.0 is the range I have on net0). If I can use -A, then it think that will start a DHCP service - yes? or does that not work either on Solaris 11?? Thanks for the help. Dave Price _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
