You mistyped /etc/nsswitch.conf.

dhcpinfo is in /sbin. You need to add /sbin to your PATH or specify the whole path to run it.

You also need to remove /etc/hostname.rge0 which sets a static IP address and create a /etc/dhcp.rge0 (empty) file instead.

# grep "^hosts" /etc/nsswitch.conf
hosts: files
# /sbin/dhcpinfoMar 2 22:09:21 Wolfbox sendmail[381]: [ID 702911 mail.alert] unable to qualify my own domain name (Wolfbox) -- using short name
Mar 2 22:09:21 Wolfbox sendmail[382]: [ID 702911 mail.alert] unable to qualify my own domain name (Wolfbox) -- using short name
-i rge0 Subnet
/sbin/dhcpinfo: interface is not under DHCP control
# /sbin/dhcpinfo -i rge0 Router
/sbin/dhcpinfo: interface is not under DHCP control
#
# /sbin/dhcpinfo -i rge0 DNSServ
/sbin/dhcpinfo: interface is not under DHCP control
# ^C

Sorry Bowt That ^^
My Handwriting Is So Bad Even I Cannot Read It

Last Time I Had Those Blank It Said Failed To Plumb Devices At Boot

Iv Tryed Many Different Ways To Get DHCP Working, But Whats Come To My Attention Is That Solaris Needs A Hostname For The DHCP Server, Which My Router Doesnt Support, So Whats The Workaround? If There Is

If you created the /etc/dhcp.rge0 file and removed /etc/hostname.rge0, try rebooting.

Failed to configure IPv4 DHCP interface:rge0
Svc.startd[7]:svc:/network/physical/:default:Method "/lib/svc/method/net-physical" failed with exit stats 96

Thanks For All The Help By The Way =]

Sorry, I didn't see the updates on this entry for some reason.

You can shutdown with sys-unconfig and when it comes up it will go through a small dialog and you have a chance to set up your network connection. If you can't do it the way jlliagre is suggesting you can try that.

Lol Im Afraid That Didn't Work For Me Every Time I Did It,
I'v Just Taken The Easy Way Out And Went Back To OpenSolaris,
Will Try With Solaris On My Laptop Machine Tommorow When I Get It Back From Techies And Il See If I Can Get It Running, Thanks For All The Help Guys

Yeah I know the feeling bud. I installed and got rid of Solaris many times over the years. This time I think mine's going to work, but it is a lot of work!