Daer Craig, Toomas and all other who offered advice... I am not yet totally sure what final sequence of hacking working, but I just manage to get "private interconnect" wokking on Solaris 11!!
I copied in /etc/init.d/dhcp into a local directory I then bodged utadm to pick up my local copy.. then I bodged around trying to get the -A option working... then I tried to look at dhcp with dhtadm and pntadm but only had bits of stuff and... Then I hacked about with some /etc/hostname.net? files then I removed one, then I messed about with /etc/inet/hosts and then I thought I would have a final go at running my bodged utadm with the -a option again.... and, suddenly things seems to be playing the game... then I did utstart -c and then I went and restart one of my SunRays... first attempt it latched on to my (other) Solaris 10 server, then I tried again, and this time it latched on the the Solaris 11 server, updated its firmware, then gave a log on display and then I logged in to Solaris 11, on a private interconnect from a SunRay!! I had been taking copious notes, but then as frustration rose, I dropped into "hacking" and only taking partial notes! I now need to look back carefully through my bash history file and try to decide what caused it to finally work! I will then revert back to an earlier BE, make a new one and then try to repeat the final steps again taking proper notes again! I will not destroy my "current" BE and then if things go pear-shaped I can come back to this and try to spot differences. So, I am now MUCh more happy, but frustrated that I allowed myself to drop into "hacking" and ceasing to take proper notes! More tomorrow, nearly 8pm here in the UK so I think I have had enough and I may stop before I go and break something! Dave Price _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
