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| + | On Solaris, changing a hostname/IP is a bit different. The hostname of the system is contained in /etc/hostname.<interface>. If your primary interface is hme0, your hostname (not FQDN) would be in /etc/hostname.hme0. That hostname also needs to needs to be in /etc/inet/ipnodes. Solaris finds the corresponding IP in those files and then assigns it to the appropriate interface. Once you've changed the config files, you can either run 'svcadm -v refresh network/physical' or reboot. | ||
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| + | Note that if your network does not use the default netmask for its class, you will need to enter the network address and netmask in /etc/netmasks. | ||
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| + | Solaris sets the default router in /etc/defaultrouter. | ||
| ===== Firewall ===== | ===== Firewall ===== | ||
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